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Article #19496SIMM query
From: Albert Chu
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 04:08
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 04:08
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Forgive this newbie question, but . . .
I'm looking to increase the amount of RAM in my 386-33. It uses the standard
3 chip SIMMs, but I don't know the speed (ns) of the existing SIMMs. What
possible problems could arise if the speeds don't match from one bank to
another, and if it is not advisable to do this, is there anyway to determine
the speed of the existing SIMMs (besides calling the vendor, since I have
acquired my system second hand, and the previous owner has no clue)?
Thanks in advance,
Al
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