Right, there's more to it than that though.  They have to be 5v dimms 
to work ;)  But there is fast-page/non fast-page, edo/non-edo , 
buffered/unbuffered to take into account.

It all depends on whatever ram already existed in that machine, I would 
reccomend to try using only that new ram in the machine for a day or 
two and see what happens.  If you get no lockups you can probably bet 
that it's a ram mismatch.  Also the 7300's support interleaving for 
ram, so make sure that the pairs of chips are in proper slots, i.e. 
A1/A2, B1/B2 .. they are labelled on the motherboard beside the ram 
slots.

Mark

On Friday, June 13, 2003, at 11:59 AM, Andrew Gaffney wrote:

> The new RAM chips I put in were both 5.0v DIMMs. I don't know about 
> the rest. It was in there when I bought the thing.
>
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