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Article #3719Re: Anyone know anything about "piggy backing" memory chips?
From: daytripper
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 18:05
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 18:05
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On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 18:18:37 -0500, "RamFan" <RamFan@Ramfan.com> wrote: > >"JMI" <ingramje@wctel.net> wrote in message >news:b8hm8e$81on$1@news3.infoave.net... >> Hello, >> >> Anyone know anything about "piggy backing" memory chips? Quite sometime >> ago I vaugely recall reading something about being able to stuff more memory >> into your motherboard, but I haven't heard much about that since. Is >> something like that even possible with Pentium III & IV motherboards? >I assume you are talking about "risers" which allowed multiple chips to be >plugged into a single mobo slot- no, there is no such thing anymore. On the >plus side, memory modules (256mb, even 512mb) that are affordable today >would have been unheard of or so expensive that you could not have even >thought of buying them. >-- >Ramfan- 3/10's of 437, row MM #3-4. There *are* actual "piggy backed memory chips" to consider... http://www.staktek.com/products/products1.html
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