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From: yren@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Yong Ren)
Newsgroups: unix-pc.general,comp.sys.att
Subject: 0/1 Wait States for Expansion Memory
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Date: 13 Apr 90 03:21:08 GMT
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	I've just upgraded my unix-pc expansion board from 512K to 2M by
repopulating the board with 256K-120ns DRAM's.  I've heard that the 
memory on the expansion board has 1 wait state, compared to 0 wait state 
on the motherboard. I am not going to risk desoldering the motherboard 
though. So, is it a way to change the wait-state on the RAM card?

-yren