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In article <1993Jan22.132211.18645@cs.odu.edu> carr@fog.cs.odu.edu (Eric Carr) writes:
>In article <1993Jan20.071650.14940@nevada.edu> dinhyen@nevada.edu (Dinh-Yen Tran) writes:
>car in a "speed limit 55" zone -- of course. It just has the capability
>to go faster. The 60ns rating means the data can be ready as soon as 60ns
>after the computer requests it. If the computer only needs it in 70ns, the
>memory has plenty of time, aqnd should work perfectly. I have built several
>'386 machines with just this configuration. The only time you would run into a problem would be if you tried to use memory **slower** than that which the
>computer wanted to use.
>-- 
>
>					Eric Carr
>				-- The Cyber Linguist --

I have a question sort of the same, but a little skewed.  I have a 486-33
running 4Meg of 70ns SIMMS.  A friend of mine has some parts lying around
and I came across four 1Meg SIMMS, 2 of the SIMMS are 60ns and 2 are 70ns.
Could I install these with no problems?  He's practically giving them to me
so could somebody help me out with this one.  If so what would be the bes
configuration.  I mean put the 60ns in bank 0, first ones or shoudl they be
put as the last SIMMS in bank 1 way at the back of the bus so to speak?

Email please

Thanx in advance

TT

ttoronyi@cs.uwindsor.ca