Re: Original AT Memory

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From: Bob Angelini
Date: Thu, 07 Mar 1991 13:09

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|> I'm looking for someone with information about the original 6 MHz AT
|> Memory.  Now on the XT's, there was a way to upgrade the board to 640..  I'm
|> looking for someone with info on the same thing for the 512k AT motherboard.
|> This is the full-sized baby...


The original AT's use piggy-backed 128Kbit drams modules (for 256K bit/module). These 
chips are not pin compatable with standard 256K bit drams. The easyist way to upgrade 
either a 256K or 512K AT is with any noumer of 3rd party memmory boards. I use an AST
Advantage board, and others here use the AST Rampage board.
                                                           

Bob Angelini    angelini@apollo.hp.com

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