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Hi guys, I know this may sound like a newbie question but is it possible to fit a gigabit module to a superstack 3300 switch. I've not been able to find any information on it at all. Any help would be appreciated. Rob

Thats very helpful, thanks mate. Just started a new business and we're currently mapping out all the new clients systems, which funnily enough all seem to use dell kit. Rob

There are 2 different chipsets used on the different 2300's I think one is a BX and the other is a GX The GX is obviously newer and is more forgiving of memory type. Email me directly if you want more information.

Hi I've done a fair bit of playing with these machines: Max CPU Speed : 1Ghz (100mhz chip) Max RAM : 1024meg Depending on the chipset you can use 133mhz ram, as long as the dimm in slot1 is a 100mhz chip. Hope that helps Rob

i'd be very interested to know the solution to this problem, the same happens with Yahoo messenger as far as i am aware. Rob

Why not install the 3 x 72Gb disks alongside the existing 3 x 18GB? You'll have 3 spare disk slots which you can use. Regards Rob

Hi Guys, I've got a Poweredge 2400 with the onboard RAID enabled with a 64meg DIMM. As I understand it the on-board raid only caches reads not writes. To remedy this i've just bought an array controller (Its labelled as a american megatrends series 492 rev 3. What i am wondering is... can i...

I bought my current PE2400 with a 64meg cache chip on board. Is there any way i can upgrade this (it looks like a normal DIMM)? Is there any performance advantage? Or would i be better off buying a new array controller from Ebay? Thanks Rob

Hi Doug, FYI: if you can get hold of the genuine intel kits, they actually come with a built in heatsink. They also fitted directly into the sockets on my PE2300's The only modifications i had to make were to put drive power connectors on the power cables for the fans. You can check out the...

Hi Doug, I realise i am coming into this thread a little late, just recently i upgraded 2 PE2300's to dual 1Gig Piii's. They were the intel retail boxed versions. I will try and dig out the part no, from the boxes. One of the machines was an old Pii model, and the other was a piii model...