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From: phil@brahms.amd.com (Phil Ngai)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware
Subject: Re: Question: How fast must memory for 12Mhz At be ?
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Date: 22 May 91 18:51:40 GMT
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craig@ernie.Rosemount.COM (Craig Taylor) writes:
>I have some old 150ns 256x1 DRAMs and was considering picking up
>a 12Mhz AT motherboard and using them.  What speed must the DRAMS
>be for a 12Mhz AT?  Are wait states usually jumperable on the mother-
>board?  Is there a simple formula to use to determine the required
>speed?  Can slow memory chips be used as extended memory on
>a RAM card with a fast AT?  Any help appreciated.

I have some gasoline and was considering buying a four door car
to put it in. For some reason, I don't want to ask the person
selling me the car about technical and highly variable information
so I'm going to ask the world how much gasoline I should put
into the car. Oh, and I won't tell you which car it is either.
It might be a 4 cylinder car or an 8 cylinder car. It might
have a radio, it might not.

If the gasoline isn't right for the car, can I use it in a motorcycle?

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