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Thats not necessarily the wrong memory. My 755C uses the same memory as the 750 series I believe. There are two options for memory on these machines. One is an IC DRAM card which looks like a pcmcia card. The other is DIMM modules that look like SIMMs cut in half. To use them you need an adapter that fits in the ICDRAM slot. (you have to remove the clear plastic insert below the Floppy for the adapter to fit by the way. The adapter from IBM is pretty cheap (~$40). The part number on the back of mine is 59G3998. The advantages to the adapter are two. 1) There are two DIMM slots on the adapter so you could buy a 16MG DIMM at one point and another later and could use them both. You'd have to throw out the old ICDRAM card since only one fits. 2) When I got my machine they didn't make 32MB ICDRAM cards only 16 so the only way to get 32MB of memory was through to 16MB DIMMs in the adapter. I'm not sure if there are 32MB ICDRAMs that fit our machines or not. If you asked for 32MB that might be why they sent you the DIMMs (because that might be the only way you can get that much memory). BUT they should have sent the adapter. ---------- Timothy Strong strongtd@umich.edu