How do I tell what speed my memory is?

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From: Gregory Larkin
Date: Fri, 10 May 1991 13:35

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Hi there,

Is there any way to determine what the access time
is for the SIMMs in my 386?  Is there any marking
on the chips that I should look for that would tell
me this?  Is there any type of PD computer program
that could give me this information?

Thanks for any help,

-- 
Greg Larkin (ASIC Engineer)|"This is a fragile ball we are living on; 
Viewlogic Systems, Inc.    |it's a miracle and we are destroying it.."
293 Boston Post Road West  |Peter Garrett, Midnight Oil               
Marlboro, MA 01752  (greg@Viewlogic.COM)

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