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Subject: How do I identify memory and floating point hardware?
Message-ID: <599@rdin.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 10-Apr-87 13:09:10 EST
Article-I.D.: rdin.599
Posted: Fri Apr 10 13:09:10 1987
Date-Received: Sun, 12-Apr-87 05:45:32 EST
Organization: Resource Dynamics Inc., New York
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Here's my situation: We are buying a used MicroVAX II.  The price is
based on the claim that it has 3 megabytes of memory and double
precision floating point.  I need to confirm this.  How can I tell if
it has double precision floating point?  I looked at the CPU board (or
what I guess is the CPU board) and saw two chips in sockets marked
"23110E6" and "23111E6".  Does this mean anything to anyone?  Under
MicroVMS, "SHOW MEMORY" says: "3.00 Mb".  Can I trust this?  The board
next to the CPU would appear to be a memory board and it is about half
populated.

Robert Perlberg
Resource Dynamics Inc.
New York
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