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Article #2210Re: sip-modules
From: harker
Date: Thu, 15 Sep 1988 00:58
Date: Thu, 15 Sep 1988 00:58
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A source of 80 ns 256Kb x 9 sims might be some sun users with the new
sun4/110 workstations. It turns out that Sun ships them with 8 Mb of
256K SIMMs. This fills all of the SIMM slots on the CPU board. If a
Sun4/110 user wants to add any more memory they first have to remove 4
Mb of 256K SIMMs. If they buy thier memory from a third party (cheeper
and faster) then they are left with 4 Mb of 256K SIMMs
It might be worth a try
Robert Harker, All around good guy.
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PS. your might also just want to just go out an buy sun3/60 memory
it is 1 Mb x 9, 100 ns, $500 per Mb, and it should be avialble anywhere
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