Re: Can 150ns chips be used in a MacII

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From: Ronald A. Guest
Date: Fri, 24 Jun 1988 13:39

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In article <5571@utah-cs.UUCP>, u-cdmorr@utah-cs.UUCP (Clifford D Morrison) writes:
> I need to know if the 150ns 256K SIMM chips I took out of my Mac+ can be
> used in a Mac II instead of 120ns ones.  If not, what can they be used
> Cliff Morrison
No, you shouldn't use them, according to Apple.  A dealer sent us several
Mac IIs with some 150ns memory and they worked mostly, but we did have some
mysterious problems.  We made them give us 120ns chips, but can't say it
made much difference.  If you're willing to gamble, they will probably work.

Ronald A. Guest, Supervisor     ...!ihnp4!druhi!cosmos
AT&T Laboratories               <--- but these are my thoughts, not theirs
12110 N. Pecos St.              Denver, Colorado 80234          (303) 538-4896

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From: cosmos@druhi.ATT.COM (Ronald A. Guest)
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Subject: Re: Can 150ns chips be used in a MacII
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Date: 24 Jun 88 13:39:11 GMT
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