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September 22nd, 2002 12:00

DDR 2100 or what???

Ok so I just bought a new dell 4500 and can't find anything online as to what ddr ram it'll take. Obviously i dont want to go down to 1600 but does anyone know if the mobo will take 2700 ddr ram? Thanks alot in advance to anyone that can help!!!!

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September 22nd, 2002 13:00

Ok so am i correct in saying that it will not use 2700 ram? I know some mobo's can I just can't find the specs on the 4500. And thanks for the rapid response!!!

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September 22nd, 2002 13:00

Here is what it uses: DDR SDRAM PC2100 @ 266 MHz





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September 22nd, 2002 13:00

Specs are under Reference Tab, User Guides, Systems, Dimension, 4500. http://docs.us.dell.com/docs/systems/dim4500/specs.htm#1101572

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September 24th, 2002 01:00


PC2700 will be of no use, that is correct. It might run, but only at PC2100/266mhz speeds.

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