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Subject: Re: success with GA-K8VNXP but problem with IDE disk
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Hi, Gary

> With 2 TwinMOS Twister PC3200 CL2 256MB DIMMs the motherboard freezes.
> I'm currently using 2 old 256MB PC2100 DIMMs in it.

Yeah I exactly see same symptom.
Opteron prefer its favorite DIMMs. Be sure to use `recommended' DIMMs.
Opteron has direct memory controller... I changed my DIMM twice.

Regards,
--maho