🚀 go-pugleaf

In <4li3uv$hi0@ns1.visuallink.com>, Mark Kissel <mkissel@visuallink.com> writes:
> 
>> >>The recommended thing to do is put the SLOWEST memory in the first bank!  The  
>> >>reason is this: the fast chip can always slow down to the speed of the slow  
>> >>chip, but the slow chip can't keep up with the fast one. 
>> > 
>>  
>> This must make it tuff on Pentiums with only two chips, since the CPU 
>> loads from both chips at a time on with one big wide gulp!! 
>>  
>> C'mon folks, lets get our facts right and just lose this bogus thread. 
> 
>Nothing bogus about it..... Before I recently upgraded, I ran a 386/DX-33 
>with 4 1MB 80ns 30 pin SIMMS in the first bank, and 4 70ns in the second. 
>Even more interesting to note, was that the 80ns SIMMs in the 1st bank were 
>of two different types, 3 chip, and 9 chip....  Never had much trouble with 
>it, either.  Those are FACTS. 
>


What's your point?