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From: "Jason J. Horton" <jason@intercom.com>
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> I was quite sure that Intel PPro motherboards do not have DIMM slots.  I
> thought they only had SIMM slots.

The W6LI has 4 DIMM (Yes, 168 pin dimms) slots. Buffered EDO ECC 3.3v
DIMMs. In fact, if you go on pricewatch and look for that kind of DIMM,
most of the ads say "For dual ppro systems".

	-J "I hate it when conversations get sidetracked"




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