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mym@tybalt.caltech.edu.UUCP (Mike Meckler) writes:
>  [ some questions about mixing memory speeds ]

  It's my understanding that you are allowed to mix memory speeds on a bank
by bank basis.  On Mac II class machines that means you can mix in groups of
4, and on a 68000 class machine you can mix in groups of 2.  But if you do
mix banks you have to make sure that the chips are <= 120ns in a Mac II class
machine.  Don't know the minimum speed for a plus.

  Also somewhere in the back of my mind I seem to remember that even if you
put faster chips in a Mac II {IIci excluded here I believe} that it doesn't
matter since the system doesn't really take advantage of the additional speed
of the chips.  Any hardware types care to help me out here....

  Hope this helps.
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