Re: Grain-y-ness

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From: Lindsay Patten
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 1989 20:34

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CDRIW@cr83.staffordshire-polytechnic.ac.uk:
> Surely the point is to keep the memory as busy as possible? 

Why?  I would think that it would be do get as much done as possible. No?

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Subject: Re: Grain-y-ness
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