Re: SIMM query

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From: Carl Heinzl
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 16:38

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>Hello, you can find out the speed of the SIMMS from the chip itself. On
>the first row of codes, the last 2 digits indicate the speed of the
>chips. For Eg, 70 means 70 ns, 12 means 120 ns, 10 means 10 ns and so
>on.

I believe you meant that 10 means 100 ns...

-Carl-
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