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From: aehl@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Donald J Aehl)
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Subject: AE GS-RAM
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Date: 19 Feb 88 23:38:18 GMT
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A few days ago I noticed that in the Applied Engineering adds for GS-Ram and
GS-Ram plus there are some statements to the effect that the GS-Ram card has
been improved (or updated?).  Anyway, does anyone have any information 
regarding this improvement?

Are they simply referring to the disk cache program which they are now 
offering? OR is it something else?

I ask this because someone I know mentioned that the initially relleased
GS-RAM cards have problems when they are fully populated (1.5 Meg).
Is there any truth to this?  He said that the newer GS-Ram cards were
labeled SIMM compatible (?). Does this make any sense to anyone else who
can reply to my question.  Has the GS-Ram HARDWARE changed, and if so is
it possible for someone who owns an original GS-Ram card able to upgrade
to the newer card (or is it simple covered by the warrenty?)

Thanx for any help in advance.

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