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> It's true, the pentium 755CD uses non-parity memory while the 486/100 uses > parity. They use the same form factor. I have a pentium model and ordered > a 32 Meg non-parity module. There was a problem with it so they shipped me > a module for the 486 (with parity) Turns out that you can use a parity > module in either model, the pentium model will just ignore the extra parity > bits. Doesn't work the other way though.... Parity error detection can be turned off but I don't think that's a good idea - the first memory upgrade I did was no good and I don't think I'd have found out without it. It passed IBM's diagnostics but I could reproducably make it fail by caching pages with Mosaic in a certain sequence. Billy Y..