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Article #7185expanded/extended memory
From: Freedman
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 1991 13:49
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 1991 13:49
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I have a compaq 386/20e running dos 3.3 with 4 megs. I am writing
a data acquisition application and I need to store lots of data
(many,many megs) as fast as possible. The faster the better.
I need some advice on how to do it. Should I use expanded or
extended memory. What should I buy, what product do you recommend.
Price is not really a problem. Performance is.
Jerry Freedman,Jr
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