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In article <15691@oliveb.olivetti.com> dragon@olivej.olivetti.com (Give me a quarter or I'll touch you) writes:
>in article <1988Feb20.165200.1213@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu>, lharris@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu (Leonard Harris) says:
> 
>> Also - be careful as to the make of memory chips.  Samsung and OKI definately
>> will not work !!
>> /leonard
>
>Oh, come on now.  I've done quite a few upgrades with Samsung and OKI
>chips.  I should add, the only one that ever went bad had Samsung chips.
>For that reason, I stay away from them.  But they certainly will work.  One
>should also be using 120ns chips, as a precaution.  The newer STs have been
>outfitted with these (for a reason, I would imagine, if not only because
>Atari could get a better price on them than 150ns).
>
>--Dean
>
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I'm not the only one who has problems with samsung memory.  Ask around.  
Why do you think these are the cheapest on the market - because they 
bought the masks to older technology parts.  I'd rather have NEC, or
hitachi stuff in my machine.  By the way - why did the upgrade with
samsung parts fail ?
(I have nothing against Korean made parts - I just find japanese and american
more reliable !)
/leonard