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I do not think Telebit does anything to their memory to make it special.
In fact - telebit does not even make the memory - they just OEM it from
somebody else and place the Telebit sticker on it.

HOWEVER - I would order the RAM from Telebit if I were going to do an
upgrade - the cost is not much more than anywhere else.

You can grab just about any 3 SIMMs (4 MB each with parity) making sure
they are the same brand and type and install it.

I have a Telebit 4MB SIMM module (72 Pin) and it has a sticker on it
     14698-01
     361007-S51T12JJ

The SIMM has 12 chips on it (Heck mabey it is ECC also ??)



At 04:38 PM 5/7/98 -0400, you wrote:
>I was told that Telebit did something to their memory that made it
>better and that other memory might cause problems. Have you expierenced
>any problems ?
>
>Steve Shala wrote:
>> 
>> You know I asked them the very same question when I bought our MicaBlazer
>> and at the time Telebit Support said it was a mis-print and 8MB was fine.
>> I did however have a 4MB Parity SIMM and installed that to go to 12MB so I
>> never really found out it 8MB was adaquate...
>> 
>> Good luck!
>> 
>> On 02:46 PM 5/7/98 -0400, it is possible that Stuart Pierce sent the
>> following:
>> >Anyone know what the Telebit part number is for memory simms for a
>> >MicaBlazer preconfigured for 8 megs of RAM. While the Granite docs say
>> >it recommends 12 megs of RAM, it came preconfigured with a Granite and 8
>> >megs. Things that make you go huh.
>> >
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