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> > 	Great thanks to everybody, who takes part in the discussion! I've made
> > attempt to summarize
> > answers and choosen following configuration for ours main host:
> > ---
> > 		CPU:			PPRO 200Mhz, 256K cache
> > 		MB:			ASUSTEK P65UP5
> > 		RAM:			64 Mb EDO RAM
> 
> 		It seems you might have missed the jist of what the more
> 		experienced ISPs have been trying to say:  USE parity
> 		ram!  You will not regret it and the price difference

You can get Parity EDO DRAM. Its not very common, but you can get it..