Will this Ram work for S10

Does anyone know if this would work for the S10?
http://bensbargains.net/deal/91668/
It's made by Super Talent, San Jose, CA. Thanks!
Message Edited by eracer on 01-28-2009 02:56 PM
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ok, that's better. while non-ECC memory supposedly works in the S10, i believe it's set up to normally accept ECC memory. also keep in mind that if combining memory, you can't use non-ECC with ECC as the S10 won't boot past POST.
part of the benefits of having a proper workstation is error checking. in my opinion ECC memory is the best way to go, even if non-ECC memory works.
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