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> What will happen if I go into the EZ setup program and disable RAM > parity checking on my 755CE? Will this cause any performance or > compatibility problems? Non-parity RAM upgrades seem to be slightly > less expensive than the parity type. This may have changed with the later models, but on my 750, all parity checking did was warn you of 1-bit memory errors. While this is useful, it's nothing you couldn't find out with a program (or OS) that rigorously tests or works the memory (like OS/2, NT, or Linux). Some EISA machines and possibly PCI machines have this neat feature where if the parity memory indicates an error, the computer will map around it. You lose a few bytes (few k?) of RAM, but the memory SIMM/DIMM/card is still usable. -- John H. Kim jokim@mit.edu