Piggy-back memory chips

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From: Eric Sheppard
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 1990 04:07

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I don't have my cross-refs handy, they're locked away.  True-blue IBM AT,
with four rows of memory sockets.  Two rows are filled with ZA1250NL
chips (with a Texas Inst. logo).  These chips are stacked two a socket.
Is this necessary?  I'm not familiar with the IC number, so what is the
memory size?

Eric, tinkerer-at-large

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