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The 2159 max's out at 832mb which would be 6 x128 plus the 2 base 32's. 
Best I can tell the 3002s (128's) is as high as you can go on the 2159.

 
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Expand memory in a 170







Help!!!

We have a 170, feature 2159-000 with  128 MB memory in 4 x 3001 (32MB 
each).  We want to add 512 MB in 2 x 3004 (265MB each). Is this 3004 
compatible with the 170?

TIA,
Raul


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