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In article <lma.726872150@dayton.Stanford.EDU>, lma@dayton.Stanford.EDU (Larry Augustin) writes:
|> What's the memory configuration for the new LX and Classic machines?
|> i.e. number of SIMM slots, kind (width, speed) of SIMMs, do SIMMs have
|> to be added in groups of 2 or 4, can memory be heterogenous, etc.
|> 
|> Based on what I've been able to get out of confused marketing types,
|> sales literature, etc., here's my guess for the LX: 6 SIMM slots, 33b
|> wide SIMMs (X33, same as IPX and ELC), supports 4Mx33 (16MB) and 1Mx33
|> (4MB) SIMMs, SIMMs must be added in homogeneous pairs, SIMMs can be
|> mixed otherwise, the machine comes with 16MB installed as 4 4MB SIMMs.
|> I don't know what speed SIMMs are required.
|> 
|> Thanks,
|> 
|> Larry

From the  announcement that appeared in SunFLASH v47 #32 last November:

Memory "is 60ns and is a new faster SIMM"

"There are 6 SIMM slots on both the SPARCclassic and SPARCstation LX
that can be filled with 4-MB or 16-MB SIMMS. These SIMMS must be added in
pairs. The 16-MB base systems use 4 SIMM slots."

".. both have a 64-bit memory bus that requires two 32-bit SIMMs to be
addressed at the same time"


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