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From: gsky@ihnp1.UUCP (Glenn Kapetansky)
Newsgroups: net.micro.att
Subject: Re: Questions on the PC-7300
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Date: Fri, 17-May-85 11:45:22 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 17 11:45:22 1985
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I have been wondering. As it now stands, the UNIX PC expands its
memory via 512K boards. So 2M would fill all the slots. Can we
fill the motherboard with 256K chips ourselves, like on the PC6300,
to free up the expansion slots? If the motherboard chips are
soldered (yccch), how about the expansion board(s);are they soldered
too, or can we almost-fill an expansion board with 1.5M? If any
of the above is possible, what dip/control settings are necessary
to make it work? I'd really like to have max memory AND a slot or
three to play with...

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	glenn kapetansky

"If I only had a brain!" -- Scarecrow
	
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