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From: henke@mercury.cis.ohio-state.edu (robert d henke)
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Subject: Re: What speed RAM for what speed motherboard?
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Date: 31 Oct 89 01:55:45 GMT
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In article 34685, Stephen M. Dunn writes:
>   100ns RAM will work on an 8 MHz AT at 0 wait states, on a 12 Mhz AT 
>at 1 wait state...(rest is deleted)

100ns RAM is working just fine at 12 MHz, 0 wait states in my AT clone.  As
a matter of fact my clone vendor (Zeos) recommended 100ns RAM.

For what it's worth,
Dru

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