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Subject: Re: SIMMs: What kind?
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> My salesman says that the 4/70 (SS2) uses 70ns or better (just in case you
> think you might upgrade in the future; but don't forget that all 4/70's
> will come with 16 MB so the point is moot.)  We have been paying the extra
> ~$30-40 for 70 ns 4M X 9 chips to plan against upgrades.

SunFLASH Vol 23 #8 said

	1. Memory
	In order to achieve its high performance, SPARCstation 2 requires
	80 nano-second SIMM modules. BUT NOT ALL 80-NANOSECOND SIMM MODULES CAN
	BE SUPPORTED.

Does anyone know which 80ns SIMMs *do* work?

Scott Weikart  415-322-9069
pyramid!cdp!scott   cdp!scott@labrea.stanford.com