> Subject: Finally a 6500 is coming home > From: Germain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hello, a few days ago I came to you for some advice about buying a used > 7600 or 6500. You helped a lot. Thanks a million times. I saw both machines: > the 7600 seemed the most used one with strange noises all around (HD > incredible scratching), years to boot up, fourth hand computer, case > scratched, a very bad all around impression. The 6500 (275 mhz, 96 RAM, 6 > Gig HD) was in mint condition: orginal CDs, boot in a second, silent, > cables, manuals, and some extras (5 fonts and graphic CDs), it sit in a > closet for a year. So I went for it considering the price ($120 cdn). So > here is my question: finally is there a way I can fit my existing RAM (7200) > in the 6500, can the 128 meg barrier can be broken? Would filling the 6500 > ram slots with FPM memory sticks damage the mobo or else in the 6500? >
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