Anyone know anything about "piggy backing" memory chips?

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From: JMI
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 22:41

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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?

Thanks,


Jeff.

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