Motherboard

Message Edited by tim5374 on 07-23-2007 05:36 PM

tim5374

It's a Dell motherboard, based on the Intel 865 GV chipset, made to Dell's proprietary specifications, by outside contractors.

Bev.



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Find another vendor - if he can't look up the information from Dell, he's not competent.

Here's the technical info on your system:

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim1100/EN/SM/specs.htm#wp1076752

What information are you looking for? The board isn't a retail unit, and has no retail model number - it is a board built for Dell by Mitac or Foxconn. It's a Dimension B110 mainboard.

tim5374

Return the memory, get a refund and go to Crucial, use their memory selector and buy memory that's guaranteed to work in your system, has a lifetime warranty and free S&H on orders of $40.00 or more.

Bev.





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If that 1GB was a single module, it was probably high density, which most PCs except for servers can't use. Most of the 1GB modules sold on eBay, especially the cheaper ones, are high density. You need low density memory.