considering it says EDO in the DIMM type line, I'd say, nope, not compatible.

Though there's always a chance I'm wrong.

Yes, it does take either EDO in this stick format or SDRAM (says so Synchronous DRAM).

Try the PC133 stick and see what it boots, it will run at 66 or 100 depending on your FSB is set for given processor.

Cheers,

pentiumspeed wrote on 2021-04-28, 18:10:

Yes, it does take either EDO in this stick format or SDRAM (says so Synchronous DRAM).

Try the PC133 stick and see what it boots, it will run at 66 or 100 depending on your FSB is set for given processor.

Cheers,

Dangit you're right. 😀

pentiumspeed wrote on 2021-04-28, 18:10:

Yes, it does take either EDO in this stick format or SDRAM (says so Synchronous DRAM).

Try the PC133 stick and see what it boots, it will run at 66 or 100 depending on your FSB is set for given processor.

Cheers,

So if I am understanding correctly if the FSB is set to 100 then a PC100 128 ram would be all I need since it relies on the FSB.

Yes. PC 100 will run at 100 MHz and 66mhz. Pc133 will run at 133mhz,100mhz, 66mhz.

FXing Serious wrote on 2021-04-28, 19:40:

pentiumspeed wrote on 2021-04-28, 18:10:

Yes, it does take either EDO in this stick format or SDRAM (says so Synchronous DRAM).

Try the PC133 stick and see what it boots, it will run at 66 or 100 depending on your FSB is set for given processor.

Cheers,

So if I am understanding correctly if the FSB is set to 100 then a PC100 128 ram would be all I need since it relies on the FSB.

Well, yes, though with a PC133 module, there will be a higher chance that you can set the memory timings on your motherboard to the fastest possible and gain a little bit more performance.