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<div dir="auto">Thank you very much Jonathan, I'll give that a go over the weekend. The ram installed in the V240 was pc2700r but sadly it is DDR1. I have an absolute stack of PC2700R and PC3200R DDR2 ram left over from old Proliant systems but it won't be
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<div dir="auto">Regards </div>
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<b>Sent:</b> Friday, March 24, 2023 12:35:54 AM<br>
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<b>Cc:</b> Jonathan Katz <jon@jonworld.com><br>
<b>Subject:</b> Re: [rescue] differences between Ultrasparc IIIi CPU's</font>
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<div class="PlainText">Hi there!<br>
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Mixed CPU speeds should work, but would only operate both at the<br>
slowest clock speed. That's the general SUNW rule of thumb.<br>
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RAM I don't know about. I don't remember if there was an independent<br>
MMU but thinking that it is a IIIi CPU, that little "i" means<br>
integrated, with integral stuff like IDE controllers and MMUs (same<br>
CPUs soldered into the boards of the Sun Blade 100/150, etc.) I guess<br>
if the different sizes are done by bank it would be OK, but it would<br>
be worth checking the FEH. I forgot if these took standard things like<br>
PC3200 RAM or some oddball sun stuff.<br>
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On Thu, Mar 23, 2023 at 2:13 PM Brian Noonan via rescue<br>
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> So some months ago I added a Sun V210 to my home setup - which came with a single cpu installed.<br>
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> The part number on that cpu is 1170-1503 Which as far as I can make out is a 1.53 Ghz CPU.<br>
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> I just picked up today a Sun Netra V240 with a great amount of corrosion on the chassis and SCSI/Ethernet connectors.<br>
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> I think it must have been kept in someone's garage for years and has not fared well as a result. I don't think it is really salvageable.<br>
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> This machine has a 527-1279 CPU which also seems to be a 1.53Ghz CPU part number.<br>
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> Ideally I would like to add a second CPU to the Sun V210.<br>
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> Can these parts be combined together since they appear to be the same speed?<br>
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> Also can ram be installed in the system unbalanced? I have 2GB already in the V210 and got another 1GB with the Netra that<br>
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> I would also like to install in the V210.<br>
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> Is what I want to do here possible within hardware limits?<br>
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> Thanks for any assistance.<br>
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> Brian.<br>
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