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From: dwight@f1.n515.z2.FIDONET.ORG (Ron Dwight)
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Subject: Re: can I put four floppies in an AT clone
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Date: 10 Jan 90 00:59:36 GMT
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Hi Eric,

 > Also, how well do they work?  I'm considering getting a few
 > of them, but if
 > they don't work well with our software, I would be wasting
 > money.  Primarily
 > used with Windows/286, Excel, Lotus, Word Perfect, MathCad,
 > AutoCad, and a few
 > other memory-hungry applications.

          I have used the RAM-10000 cards for a while and it is a 
terrific board.  Uses 1Mbit chips for a total of 10Mb and works 
up to 10Mhz.  One problem is operating with bus-mastering cards 
in the same machine.  The RAM-10000 card has a wiring error which 
causes problems with another Bus mastering controller card, such 
as Adaptek 1542A SCSI controller.  There is a fix, You have to 
cut a trace on the RAM-10000, but other than that it's a great 
card.  Works superb with DESQview on a 386 machine.

                                                      Cheers,



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