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	PC100 SDRAM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		PC100 SDRAM is synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) that states that it meets the PC100 specification from Intel®.
		It's reported that PC100 SDRAM will improve performance by 10-15% in an Intel® Socket 7 system (but not in a Pentium® II because its L2 cache speed runs at only half of processor speed).
		The Intel® PC100 compliance specifications are ensuring robust Memory operation from suppliers that meet these specifications and this is a great benefit to both the industry and the end users.
	bugclub.org /eric/memory/pc100.html (220 words)

	VTec - SDRAM PC100 - Computer Memory
		PC100 SDRAM computer memory Dimms provide twice the data transfer of simms, allowing 64bits of data at a time to be transferred - as such dimms can be installed individually into computers unlike EDO simms.
		It is a fact that Upgrading your PC100 SDRAM memory in your computer is one of the quickest and cheapest methods of increasing your systems performance.
		PC100 SDRAM Computer memory from VTEC is only supplied from top manufacturers like Samsung, Hynix, Micron Technology(MT), Infineon and Toshiba.
	www.vtec.co.uk /product/116_594.asp (453 words)

	Maxwell Technologies Ultracapacitors: Maxwell Technologies Introduces PC100 Ultracapacitor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Priced aggressively in volume purchases, the PC100 can increase battery operating life while reducing battery size in automatic meter readers, automotive applications, fl box data recorders for aviation (commercial and military), backup power for UPS applications, or any other product requiring pulsed power, high cycle reliability, and/or low maintenance.
		Measuring 34 x 55 x 17mm, the PC100 caches approximately 300 Joules of energy at a nominal 2.5 volts for high-powered discharges ranging from fractions of a second to one minute.
		In addition, the PC100 can provide extended back-up power availability, allowing critical information and functions to remain available during dips, sags, and outages in the main power supply or battery charge.
	www.maxwell.com /ultracapacitors/news/press_releases/2000/pc100.html (401 words)

	pc100 memory
		The future of PC100-222 Cas 2 memory is in doubt with the release of PC100 dimms with PLL and Register.
		PC100 is the Intel specification for a new special type of sdram computer memory that can go faster than regular sdram, without experiencing data errors.
		Memory that conforms to the complete Intel version 1.0 pc100 specification is called full compliance pc100 memory and can function reliably at full speed, that is at the 100 MHz bus speed.
	www.pc100.com (2793 words)

	WinDrivers Computer Tech Support Forums - PC100 Memory
		We never mix pc66 and pc100 memory together, although i've heard rumors that it works fine as long as the pc-100 runs at 66mhz.
		If the pc100 is say, cas 2 and the pc 66 is cas 3 you could have problems.
		I have also heard that if the pc66 is in the first slot and is not spd, but the pc100 in the second is, this problem can happen there.
	forums.windrivers.com /showthread.php?t=13812 (276 words)

	Computing.Net - PC100 vs PC133
		Pc100 can operate functionally at no more than 100 mhz and pc133 can operate at 100 mhz or 133 mhz.
		If your fsb is operating at 133 mhz and you are using pc133, the pc133 will operate at 133 mhz.
		PC100 is designed to run at 100MHz, but it actually "should" run at speeds up to 125MHz
	computing.net /hardware/wwwboard/forum/36897.html (336 words)

	Memory upgrades from Crucial Europe - Difficulties meeting the PC100 and PC133 specifications. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Due to the complexity and lack of understanding of the PC100 and PC133 requirements, some vendors are selling memory labeled as PC100 or PC133 that does not meet Intel's specifications.
		Manufacturing SDRAM chips and modules, which are not fully compliant with the documented PC100 and PC133 specifications, severely compromises the quality and reliability of the PC system.
		Since consumers are unable to verify PC100 compliance, they are well advised to purchase 125MHz SDRAM modules from a large, reputable vendor who understands the subtleties of the specifications and produces product meeting the PC100 module specification.
	www.crucial.com /uk/library/realpc100.asp (803 words)

	GMAN: Sony DCR-PC100
		Of all those cameras the PC100 is the by far the worst of the bunch taking the worst pictures.
		The PC100 does pretty good in low light, but the problem is, and I'm sure this is true with almost all video cameras, it has to decide on how to expose the image.
		The problem is, at least on my PC100, I adjust the brightness so that it looks good on the camera's LCD screen and I film.
	www.greggman.com /images/dcr_pc100/dcr_pc100.htm (2850 words)

	Digital Camcorders - Sony's DCR-PC100 User Review
		The PC100 shot (On the left), viewed at full size, has some jaggies and a bit of color noise, but, on the other hand, it represents the fall colors of the scene faithfully, while the D400 mutes the colors.
		The PC100 is my first DV video camera, so I am not equipped to compare its video quality with other digital video cameras.
		Sony has created, in the PC100, a camera that combines small size and great video sharpness with the ability to create stills of a quality that will be acceptable to many consumers.
	www.imaging-resource.com /PRODS/PC100/PC100A.HTM (3297 words)

	Trish's Escape from Hardware Hell Help Board: SDRAM MEMORY PC100,PC66
		However, most motherboards allow you to use PC100 RAM with Celerons (forcing the RAM to run at 66mhz).
		PC100 has a response time of 8ns and PC133 is 7.5ns.
		I need help to know how to take off the old mamory and install a new Pin Memory Module 256 pc100 for a IBM Laptop ThinkPad a20m,if someone know the steps and what screw to take out pleaese poted.
	hardwarehell.com /discus/messages/23/375.html?961111090 (368 words)

	PC100 memory and bus frequencies >100 Mhz
		PC100 compliant modules must contain PC100 compliant SDRAMS.
		PC100 modules must have a serial EEPROM containing a number of critical timing parameters and data regarding the chip and module vendor.
		As mandated by PC100 and the previous generation SDRAM specification, high quality modules are manufactured with solder plating on the component pads and 30 micro inches of gold plating on the connector pads.
	www.hwupgrade.com /motherboard/sdram_100mhz.html (1341 words)

	Mixing PC100 and PC133 RAM
		So even though you have pc133 sticks in there, if you have pc100 your pc133 are only gonna be able to run at 100 (or 112 in my overclocked case).
		Therefore, if you are running 100mhz fsb (which i think you are because you had pc100 in there origionally), when you added the stick of pc133, it is running at pc100 speed.
		If your pc100 is cas3, and you replace it with your pc133, run it at 100mhz fsb and cas2 setting, it will be slightly faster.
	www.ntcompatible.com /thread15163-1.html (918 words)

	PC100 SDRAM Overclocking Comparison (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		This leads to the quest of finding the RAM that can run at the fastest front side bus speed.
		Using the Abit BX6-II, we were able to push the ram up to 153Mhz, even though none of them reached this level.
		Viking took the low end of the PC100 RAM with a max CAS 3 speed of 124Mhz.
	www.sysopt.com /reviews/sdram (445 words)

	AnandTech: PC100 SDRAM: A Closer Look
		According to the Intel PC100 Specification the chips used on a PC100 module must be PC100 compliant, meaning that they carry no specific access time rating, the only stipulation is that they must work at the 100MHz bus speed.
		The regulations are so strict in fact, you won't notice much difference between a PC100 Complaint module that is manufactured on a 6-Layer PCB in comparison to one manufactured on an 8-Layer PCB (when dealing with circuitry, in most cases the more layers you have in PCB the better the PCB).
		At a glance both the Corsair PC100 and the AMM PC100 appear to be using the same chips, and as mentioned above the difference in the PCB's shouldn't matter since both PCB's (6-Layer Corsair vs 6-Layer AMM) are PC100 Compliant.
	www.anandtech.com /showdoc.aspx?i=208&p=2 (995 words)

	dealram: 64MB Toshiba V3300 Computer Memory (PC100 SDRAM)
		Kingston 64MB PC100 8NS 168PIN SDRAM with a lifetime warranty.
		Micron 64MB PC100 8NS CAS2 SDRAM with a lifetime warranty.
		Infineon, Micron 64MB PC100 SDRAM DIMM 168 Pin, Non-ECC, Unbuffered, 8ns, CL=2, 3.3 Volt...
	dealram.com /prices/systems/14870/64MB.html (336 words)

	Welcome to The PC100 Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I guess that was to be expected—the PC100 has been a phenomenal success, and the TRV20 is almost identical in specifications to the PC100.
		BUT, the PC100 walks all over the still shots that I took from the TRV-900 (if lighting conditions are good).
		Here's something interesting: I was able to view the footage from all three cams via the PC100 (used to playback), however, the footage from the GL1 sometimes went awry, and I found myself looking at horizontal fl stripes every once and a while.
	www.ahlo.com /pc100 (1618 words)

	PC-Media Tech Forums - PC100/PC133 DIMM's on old motherboard? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		I owned one that took PC100 RAM no problem, but have tried to install it in others and it wouldn't take anything other than PC66.
		You should be able to use either pc100 or pc133 SDRAM.
		I got a hold of a PC100 64 Meg DIMM and popped it into the DIMM-1 slot on the QDI board (which already had 32 Megs in SIMMs).
	www.pcmech.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-6821.html (1652 words)

	Annoyances.org - re: Mixing PC100 and PC133 SDRAM (Windows 98 Discussion Forum)
		They should - as long as you do not try to run the memory at the faster speed of the new chip.
		Do not change any settings in BIOS (as the BIOS is now set for the PC100 chip).
		On Friday, November 29, 2002 at 4:03 pm, Gavin wrote: >I have checked the manual and the BIOS settings and nothing seems to equate to this.
	www.annoyances.org /exec/forum/win98/1038620209 (158 words)

	Sony PC100
		PC100 inner focus system is loose in the house when camera is switched off, Sony says: this does no harm!
		For video she (he?) uses 690.000 (PC3 400.000 VX1000 440.000) So PC100 has a far better really visible videopicture quality and the best photo on videocams quality ever.
		All PC100 photos are taken by our Global-DVC Friend Vincent Chan Visit his interesting Japan site..for more photo's and info.
	www.global-dvc.org /html/pc100.asp (2425 words)

	TargetPC :: Mushkin PC133 CAS3 vs. PC100 CAS2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Because more cycles takes more time, the lower your CAS setting, the quicker your RAM is at a particular FSB.
		PC100 theoretically gives rise to a timing spec of 10 nS.
		This was much more performance than I ever expected from a PC100 rated strip.
	www.targetpc.com /hardware/ram/mushkin (553 words)

	Glossary of Terms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		PC100 compliant SDRAM is the latest memory standard.
		PC100 compliant modules must be embedded with all PC100 compliant SDRAM chips.
		Some chip venders have been developing special versions of PC100 compliant 8 ns modules, but only a select group of them with very sophisticated test capabilities will be able to meet the critical requirements.
	www.ami.com /support/glossary.cfm (13219 words)

	SMKSuperStore.com - Why does my PC100 memory say PC133?
		For example, a module that is sold as PC100 might actually use a DRAM that is also capable of operating at PC133.
		An EEPROM is a small chip that resides on the memory module, your motherboard reads the information contained on this EEPROM to obtain the module's settings (CAS Latency, Clock Frequency, Etc...).
		In some cases a module that was originally a PC133 module, can be re-programmed for operation as a PC100 module.
	www.smksuperstore.com /faq.asp?ID=4 (263 words)

	AnandTech - PC133 memeory in PC100 system...slower? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		My backup system's motherboard states it takes pc100 memory, but i have always used pc133 without any problem.
		The problem comes when i upgrade it with a stick of 256mb pc133, then the system takes for ever to leave the boot screen, but can still boot into windows xp.
		And as far as the pc100/133 issue, the pc133 will throttle-down to pc100 (backwards compatible) when it's in a pc100 mb.
	forums.anandtech.com /messageview.cfm?catid=27&threadid=1661996 (437 words)

	AnandTech: PC100 SDRAM: A Closer Look
		Corsair PC100 was the only brand of its class to run flawlessly in every single BX Motherboard AnandTech Reviewed in the BX Motherboard Comparison at bus speeds up to 112MHz.
		The Corsair PC100 has a clearance of about 5mm greater than that of the Memory Man PC100, there have been cases in which a matter of millimeters was the differentiating factor between getting a motherboard to fit into a case and buying a new case.
		The Azzo PC100 SDRAM, otherwise known as The Ram Warehouse PC100 SDRAM, also makes use of the same '-GH' SDRAM chips found on the AMM PC100 DIMMs, the only real difference seems to be that the Azzo DIMMs carry a price tag about $1 higher than their AMM counterparts.
	www.anandtech.com /showdoc.aspx?i=208&p=3 (976 words)

	TargetPC :: Mushkin PC133 CAS3 vs. PC100 CAS2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Using SiSoft Sandra 2000 Professional, the performance increase at 100 MHz FSB is measured at over 15%.
		If performance drives you to get up in the morning, then by all means get all RAM with the CAS2 rating.
		The bottom line is that you get what you pay for and Mushkin RAM is very good indeed.
	www.targetpc.com /hardware/ram/mushkin/index2.shtml (147 words)

	Annoyances.org - Mixing PC100 and PC133 SDRAM (Windows 98 Discussion Forum)
		You will have to run the memory at the PC100 speed or you will get timing errors on the PC100 chip.
		It will all run at PC100 automatically, you don't have to do anything.
		Pure bullshit, I just had VXD errors adding a Pc133 stick to a system with a PC100 stick installed.
	www.annoyances.org /exec/forum/win98/t1038574298 (470 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		However when you go shopping for SDRAM you'll be asked if you are interested in PC100 or PC133 SDRAM.
		Without going into too much painful detail, PC100 SDRAM is slightly slower than the PC133 version.
		If you dump your PC100 RAM and replace it with PC133 you can take advantage of the faster technology.
	www.cyberwalker.com /columns/dec01/211201.html (772 words)

	pc100 memory
		Both of my factory reps indicated yes, that pc100 memory is backward compatible.
		Please note: the top of the page advertising this "pc100" memory has the following notice at the top of the page.
		It is my understanding that yes, the non pc100 memory should work, but at only 66MHz bus speed.
	www.pc100.com /letters.html (1463 words)

	PC100 SDRAM DIMMs on the Flat Panel iMac
		Q: The Flat Panel iMac Developer note states that "both (RAM) expansion modules for the iMac are 3.3 volt, unbuffered, 8-byte, non-parity, and PC133 compliant." However, Table 2-1, Buses supported by the Pangea IC, clearly states that the Memory bus is 64 bit at 100MHz.
		Coupled with the industry's move to PC133, it was decided to specify the PC133 SDRAM modules for this product.
		It is possible that fast PC100 module could be designed and used in the Flat Panel iMac, but both the designer of such modules, as well as the user, should do significant testing on the Flat Panel iMac before claiming compatibility.
	developer.apple.com /qa/qa2001/qa1130.html (165 words)

	HardAvenue - Crucial PC100 SDRAM review Page1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Considering almost every program requires a certain amount of memory, speed and stability are perhaps the two most important aspects when choosing a stick of RAM.
		With an ample 128mb's on board, and a nice 8ns RAM speed, multitasking and heavy gaming are accomplished with ease.
		One thing I would like to point out to people is the fact that RAM is so easy to install, and it gives you a great performance gain, although 256mb+ isn't noticeable for most home users.
	www.hardavenue.com /reviews/crucial128pc100.shtml (395 words)

	Re: sony pc5 or pc100
		In Reply to: Re: sony pc5 or pc100 posted by frank_granovski on March 25, 2001 at 03:39:58:
		Re: sony pc5 or pc100 Fred Cose 19:31:51 11/03/04 (
		Re: sony pc5 or pc100 Marjorie Riesz 23:59:29 09/28/04 (
	www.i-depth.com /P/o/ow00412.frm.camcorder.msg/18254.html (185 words)

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