Memory for an Amptron motherboard

A friend of a friend has an elderly computer (P133 with 16MB FPM
memory) that needs more memory. It was assembled by a company that no
longer exists, and he has no documentation. I ran AIDA32 on it and it
reported an AMPTRON PM-8800A motherboard with an Intel i430VX chipset,
3 ISA, 4 PCI, 1 DIMM and 4 SIMM slots. 2 of the SIMMs are populated
with 8MB FPM SIMMs. The only reference I could find to the 8800A was
that it was a sub division of the 8800, which apparently will accept a
total of 128MB - so it would seem that the best option would be to
ditch the SIMMs and install a 128MB SDRAM DIMM (there is aparently a
jumper to set either 3.3v or 5v DIMM memory).
I contacted Crucial because this motherboard doesn't exist on their
website, and they said that only SIMMs can be inserted. I emailed
Amptron, asked about the DIMM slot, and got the following reply...

"Actually you could only add 64MB in each slot with the 8800 and 8800A
the only m/b you could add the 128MB would be the 8800C".

I've looked at the motherboard and there is definately a DIMM slot and
4 SIMM slots with 2 populated. So... does anyone know for sure if
this motherboard will accept the 128MB SDRAM?
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Regards, Gary Wooding

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