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Hi guys,
I just bought two 512MB rdram ECC sticks for my HP KAYAK XU800, but it gets a "memory error" when it boots.
I used to have 2 x 64mb ECC, but it says: 64mb/4, and my new ram says: 512mb/16 - what does the number after the slash mean?
There is also a difference in some weird number, which again, I don't know what stand for:
Old ram: KMMR18R84AC1-RK8
New ram: MR18R162GMNO-CK8
Does anyone know what these numbers are, and why it doesn't work?
Thanks a lot,
Torst.
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are they compatible with your mobo and cpu? 
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Slackware. XP pro.
Have used: SuSE 9.1, FC1+2, Knoppix and played with damn small linux.
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