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In article <QXYR08y00WB9EMFklH@andrew.cmu.edu> rg20+@andrew.cmu.edu (Rick Francis Golembiewski) writes:
>As for chip configuration, 256Kx4 are more expensive, but getting 32
>1Mx1 is also very expensive ($1280 at $40/chip [last price I've seen
>for 1Mx1]).  Granted that you get 4 Megs, but I don't really think
>that I would actually make use of 4MB, and I don't have $1000 to
>spend on memory for the MINIMUM configuration, with 256Kx4 you get
>1 MB for c. $300.  I think that 1MB of 32 bit ram, should hold me for
>quite some time (especially since I've got 2MB of 16bit FastRam).

That get's my vote!  I have a 1.5 Meg internal expansion ( ya, I'm gonna try
that piggyback thing! ) so I don't need 4M - 2 would be what I want, then
I can create a 1.5Meg RAD on my InBoard!  But $1280?!?!!?  There is _no_
chance of me coming up with that.  $600, maybe, $300 for sure.  So it's
easy to see which way I'm leaning!


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