>The short answer is Yes it may work. The right answer is no, don't do it. > >The Bronze uses PC100 (or PC133) RAM. THE Wallstreet recognizes it >(usually), >but requires PC66 RAM. It may show up and boot; but most likely it will show >up as 128mb (PC100 & 133 is "stacked" RAM, PC66 isn't). If it DOES run, it >will very likely be unstable. > >This could become a great argument, as I've heard many folks say their PC100 >RAM worked in their wallstreet, but I've also had dozens of themm in my shop >which wouldn't, and a number that would crash regularly when PC100 RAM was >installed. So IF you want it to be reliable, get some PC66 RAM for it. >That's >what was made for it. Yep. I'm with David on this one.
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