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From: whitney@reed.cs.unlv.edu (Lee Whitney)
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Subject: Re: Question: How fast must memory for 12Mhz At be ?
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Date: 28 May 91 20:51:21 GMT
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To answer your question, you would be better off using your RAM for an
XT (8086 based) computer.  150ns is generally too slow for a 286
computer.

To Phil who responded to you:

If you are saying this was a stupid question, count how many times you
have asked a question someone already knew the answer to, and
reconsider your judgement.  Just because you may have already learned
something does not mean that it is then stupid for anyone else to
learn it.  If everyone on the net tries to help a little rather than
mock someone trying to learn, we can have most of our questions
answered.

If you did not have intentions of ridicule, please disregard the above
note and enlighten us as to the meaning of your wit.