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Re: 60ns and 70ns SIMMS in the same computer with Warp?

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From: Michel Catudal
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 00:00
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In <4l6kb3$p7n@news.aros.net>, John Brush@aros.net writes:
>>
>>>... because OS/2 tests memory in the lower address space to determine its
>>>speed, then runs ALL memory at that speed
>>
>>Unbelieveable! OS/2 *cannot* "determine the speed of a bank of memory".
>>Period.
>>
>
>I won't be quite as emphatic, but this does sound a bit dubious.
>
>John


I've heard that crap from several people. Actually you could find out how
fast a simm can run but you have no guaranty that it could run that
fast continuously (assuming you pick the high speed).
Anyone done that is playing with fire, the 70nS part may work fantastic
as a 60nS for 99.9% of the time then oooppss!
As far as the manufacturers, too funny to comment.

Michel Catudal
Proud user of OS/2 Warp
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From: bbcat@netonecom.net       (Michel Catudal)
Subject: Re: 60ns and 70ns SIMMS in the same computer with Warp?
Date: 1996/04/19
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