Carl wrote:
> As long as you buy PC2100 memory of the correct type (unbuffered,
> *registered*, non-ECC) that together does not exceed the maximum
> capacity of
> this motherboard, it will probably work. I don't think I'd invest in more
> than 1GB (2 x 512) for a machine of this age, though, and start with just
> one to confirm or reject the "bad motherboard" theory.
Also, on systems that old, a failing PSU is not all that unlikely.
Try swapping in a working PSU, after reseting the memory, and see if that
helps to get things working. Also, some mobos are finnicky and you
need to press down firmly to seat the memory (not so firmly as to
crack the traces on the board, esp. the mobo. is already installed.)
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