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Originally Posted by deadtrend1
it could even have 64 pin simm's in it. Thats taking me way back......
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Ha, you wanna be taken back in time, when I started at my company you were lucky if you had dual 5-1/4" floppy drives and 480K of ram! Being a programmer, I had one of the few 10 meg hard drives in the company! You should try writing programs to run on a PC with just a floppy and less than 640K of ram. I remember trying to add some more memory to my old Dell P166at home and it wouldn't recognize it so I'm sure Dell needs specific memory. But I have several simms in that machine and you're welcome to them if they can work.