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Subject: Re: What's a good RAM card?
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Date: 18 Oct 90 08:54:19 GMT
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In article <38401@ut-emx.uucp> ifar355@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (David H. Huang) writes:
>Well, I finally have enough money for a hard drive! Since I'm going to get
>the CVT Ramfast SCSI card, I need to get a new RAM card since my GSRAM isn't
>DMA compatible (It's also full). Does anyone have any suggestions for a RAM

	Are you sure your GSRAM isn't DMA compatible?

	I have a fully populated GSRAM card I got about 3 years ago, and
when I borrowed a hard drive (45 meg Syquest based), it all worked 
virtually perfectly... [The Finder fonts messed up sometimes upon re-entry
to the Finder, but that was rare and someone told me that wasn't a DMA
problem... It might have been the well known problems about exiting from
ProTERM back into the Finder].


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