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by guidos
by scud84
by tbradley
Although you didn't post any specific brand names on system/system boards, by 586 I guess that you have an AMD or Cyrix processor. These boards do not generally like mixing ram types.
Pull the New ram, reboot, and see if everything is normal.
Pull the old ram, insert new ram, and reboot to see what happens.
If the system freezes on the new ram, you know wherein the problem lies, and research the motherboard manual to see if there is a
dip switch or setting to allow "non-edo" ram.
by scud84
by william jay
Also check that "enable/disable parity" is at the proper setting in BIOS setup, and that the timing for 'refresh' is set to a sane amount ...
Hope this helps too ...
by scud84
by scud84
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