Re: Memory upgrade to 72 pin from 30 pin

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From: John Naismith
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1995 00:00

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In article: <PjVmGAAbUXuwEw7i@basho.demon.co.uk>  Dhyan Ahado 
<ahado@basho.demon.co.uk> writes:

> Is there any simple way of determining Simm speed from what is printed
> on the chips/Simms. I am currently running a DX2/66.

There will be an alphanumeric identifier with a dash somewhere (usually at the 
end) printed on the chips. The two figures after that generally denote speed. 
e.g -70 = 70ns.

-- 
John Naismith

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