Yep, supports UDMA100. So you'll be getting the most from your new HDD

[Edited by DJ Dunk - 10/8/2002 12:19:44 PM]

 

well thats what i said a few posts ago

[Edited by dogmaul - 10/9/2002 8:38:26 AM]

 

Can anyone help...

Firstly, going to add some RAM to a mate's PC. Done it before with mine so comfortable doing it, but he has a Pentium P2, not sure if it's a 233 or a 266. I'm pretty sure I need SD RAM, but should I get PC100 or PC133 and what is the difference.

Secondly, the hard drive on my Evesham has failed AGAIN. So as I was going to upgrade the hard disc as I'm putting lots of video on their these days, I was going to upgrade to an 80gb drive... I was looking at this one:

IBM Deskstar 120GXP 80GB UIDE100 7200rpm - OEM

from Ebuyer. Will it be compatible with an AMD Athlon 1.2. Again I'm pretty sure it will be but just want the confirmation before I shell out £80.

Cheers

Dave

 

PC100, 33, yes

 

Both questions come down to the motherboard type mate.

Judging by age of the CPU, I'd say PC100 was the most likely candidate for RAM. If you can supply the make and model of the motherboard we may be able to confirm.

Great choice of Hard Drive IMO Again, so long as your motherboard supports ATA100 you'll have no problems. Motherboard make and model would again confirm, although I'd say it'd be okay, you have a reasonably recent CPU and therefore motherbard.

Hope that helps

 

i got the next one up it was 82.3gb Desk star.

Works a treat

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatal...Drives_37.html

Si

 

either type of ram will work it will just run the 133 at 100 mhz instead. great choice of hard disk

 

Mine's a CHAINTEC 7KJD-C motherboard...

so do you think I'm compatible.

I'm actually on the phone to Evesham at the mo to see. I can't believe it, this is my second hard disk failure in 13 months and I had a motherboard blow as well.

Dave

 

thx all for your help....

it's ordered

 

regarding RAM, if you buy some PC133 it will work in a PC100 motherboard anyway, so that is the safest bet.

Of course, if he has a motherboard manual it will say in there.

 

and that's what I did...

 

good lad hope it all goes well for you

 

you've got to be a bit careful with the 133 RAM on 100MHz boards, there can be a timing issue if you have large memory modules (ie 256MB) on a single memory board. I've had reports of 133 128MB being fine on 100Mhz boards, but problems have been seen with 256MB or higher.

You'll probably get away with it providing you only have one type of memory speed, but mixing and matching speeds can be problematic when stretching the system.

Phil