Original question at bottom: Thanks to: Mark McManus <mmcmanus@Houston.GeoQuest.SLB.COM> "Connolly, Michael" <Michael.Connolly@itt.com> "Troy" <am_manufacturing@yahoo.com> BDombrowsky@kingston-technology.com Michael Horton <mh1272@yahoo.com> The consensus is: Yes 370-3200 60ns will work, but it is better to get the recommended part number for the Ultra 10 440 Mhz: 370-3798 (128 MB 50ns) or 370-3799 (256MB 50ns) because the 60ns memory is slower and is designed for the UltraSPARC IIi chip with speed less than 360 Mhz. As Troy put it: Yes the 370-3200 or X7032A will work in the Ultra 10. You should also not have any problems with mixing and matching the 50 and 60 ns memory. According to the Memory Notes on page Memory-16 of the Sun FE Handbook: The memory speed is 60ns if 50ns and 60ns is mixed, so the system will treat all the memory as 60ns (slower speed). Mike Horton also provided a Sun SE hint:. if you place the faster memory in the bank "polled" last, the memory response will be faster than if the slower memory is in that bank. Bernd Dombro recommended using the correct memory (50ns) which is X7038A (marketing part no) or 370-3798 (FE part number); or Kingston's part number KTS7038/256 fyi, there is also info. on the Sun System Handbook online: http://sunsolve.Sun.COM/handbook_pub/Systems/U10/components.html#MEMORY --- Original question: Does 60ns memory (part number 370-3200) work with Ultra 10 with 440 Mhz CPU? Is it supported? Can I mix and match 60 ns with 50 ns memory on this Ultra 10? _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Tue Mar 5 14:14:13 2002
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