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In article <+vku0LA6hgT1EwQP@fox73.demon.co.uk>, andrew fox
<andrew@fox73.demon.co.uk> writes
>From <> Mon May  4 19:25:28 1998
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>Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 19:25:28 +0100
>To: Anton Wylam <z0001129@zoo.co.uk>
>From: andrew fox <andrew@fox73.demon.co.uk>
>Subject: memory problem
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>is ok for the backs of simms  to  touch each other??
>
>i have installed some 8 meg edo ram which are double sided,  there is
>so little  room  that  they   actually touch each other, 
>
>for now i have slipped  some slips of paper in between  them
>the client  is  worried  they  might  catch  fire??  (there was a sci fi
>book  called  farenhieght  371 ??)
>
>any  better  ideas??
>
>
>-- 
>andrew fox
>


so the grey ceramic bit of a memory chip is just a covering,??  

there is a circiut inside hidden like??   

and it is  an insulator in  both a heat  and  electrical manner??

and it wont  short if  touching  another??

by  the nature of  their  design  double  sided simms  must often
touch??


and  its  ok  ??  makes  me  nervous!!
-- 
Paul barrow