CL2 is not a parity reference,
CL stands for "CAS latency," which is the number of clock cycles it
takes before data starts to flow once a command is received. Low CAS
latency is faster than high CAS latency. However, faster memory will NOT
necessarily make your system faster. Your computer will only run as fast
as the "slowest link" in your system, so you can't speed up your
computer by adding memory that is faster than your current memory. The
way to make your system faster is to add more megabytes (MB) of memory.
Have you tried crucial.com? $56 for 128mb
Mark Gardiner wrote:
>Hi All
>
>I have had a painful lesson trying to buy some used/cheap memory
>recently...!
>
>I am looking for a 128Mb PC100 SDRAM CL2 stick. So far, I have been ripped
>off on web, and again sent CL3 when I needed CL2 (these are Parity
>referneces right?). I actually need it for a Compaq Presario 1200 XL403a,
>but I know my CL3 stick works in the A series, so if anyone has got the
>reverse situation and wants to swap or has any spare sticks, please let me
>know.. At a push, a 64Mb will do...
>
>Many thanks if you can help.
>
>Mark
>UK
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