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From: mikeo@integr19.cetia.fr (Mike Overton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Intel motherboard memory.
Message-ID: <1784@cetia.cetia.fr>
Date: 21 Jan 91 16:05:49 GMT
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Reply-To: mikeo@integr19.cetia.fr (Mike Overton)
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I was recently given an Intel SBC386ATZ motherboard, with 2MBytes
of SIMM memory on the motherboard. Another 2MBytes are on a
special plug in memory board, with two special slots available.

I'd like to add memory to the system - at first look the best way
would seem to be to replace the 256K SIMM's with 1M SIMM's, giving
me 8 MBytes on the motherboard. I've metered the extra address line
used by 1M SIMM's - it is definately driven by something.

Anybody have any ideas - I'd prefer not to have to purchase an Intel
8MByte memory board, since knowing Intel it would probably cost $$$$!

Mike.

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|    Mike Overton						|
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