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From: tue@olamb.UUCP (Tue Bertelsen)
Newsgroups: net.micro.att
Subject: Re: Hard Drive Slows Memory?
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Date: Mon, 17-Feb-86 13:32:50 EST
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It is only the presence of a memory board with an 8-bit access path
that can slow down the PC6300 (and the Olivetti M24 here in Europe).
It will however not be as slow as the IBM PC, due to the higher
clock frequency.

I remember seeing an announcement of a PC6300 compatible memory board
from AST.

However, why don't you just plug in 256Kbit RAM's in the motherboard.
It is prepared for it and your dealer/service center should be able to
do it. That's what we do here in Europe, but we are not so clever !


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						Tue Bertelsen
						AmbraSoft A/S
						tue@olamb.UUCP