Here's what the 1st match in google's groups section had:
PC2100 RAM can run up to 266MHz while PC2700 RAM can
run up to 333MHz. The actual speed is dependant on the motherboard.
Both can run at lower speeds.
The search was for `PC-2100 vs. PC-2700'. Usual disclaimer applies. If
no one comes with other/better/qualified answers you might want to dig
there yourself.
Do report back what you have found and whether your actual experience
differs. Thanks.
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 02:30:29PM +0300, Omer Zak wrote:
> My desktop has 256MB memory, and nowadays the swap area gets used once
> in a while (RedHat 8.0 together with Mozilla, httpd and mysqld).
> So, I would like to add more memory to the computer.
>
> The motherboard is of 2002 vintage (478 socket, P-4 1.7GHz) and the
> memory is a single PC-2100 256MB DDRAM module (PC-2100 is rated at 266MHz).
>
> I would like to know whether it is OK to use a 512MB PC-2700 (333MHz)
> module in the same system, and whether I can mix both DDRAMs (to have
> total of 768MB).
>
> The motherboard is BioSTAR MBP4F/03/R04 (or maybe it was M8P4F or U8858).
> Anyway, I found a mention of U8858 but no further data.
>
> According to the U8858 booklet, which I got with the motherboard, it can
> use PC-1600 and PC-2100 memory modules.
>
> Where can I read an up-to-date introduction to those memory issues
> (PC-2100 vs. PC-2700 vs. 2-year old motherboards)?
> Thanks,
> --- Omer
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