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From: Amanda.Walker@f20.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Amanda Walker)
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Subject: Re: Memory speeds can be critical (was: SIMMs for IIsi - what d
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In article <47604@apple.Apple.COM> north@Apple.COM (Don North) writes:
>Amanda is right; no if's and's or but's!
>       ...
>I am intimately familiar with the various Mac memory interface circuits and
>have built numerous other DRAM controllers, and there is NO REASON why DRAM
>speeds cannot be mixed - as long as the required maximum access time is met.
>Remember, whenever you have more than ONE DRAM in a circuit you are mixing
>speeds!

Whew.  Thank you, Don.  I was beginning to wonder if I'd switched
universes some time when I wasn't looking.  Grin.

Now, if people start arguing with *you*, I may suggest starting a new
newsgroup called comp.sys.mac.folklore :)...
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Amanda Walker                                                 amanda@visix.com
Visix Software Inc.                                     ...!uunet!visix!amanda
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