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From: rmy@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Rasthiyaadu Yakaa)
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Subject: HELP! 256x1 chips: NMOS or CMOS ?
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Date: 9 Feb 90 00:02:11 GMT
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HELP .......
I am installing a Spirit IN1000 memory board on my A1000.

I ordered 32 256x1 DRAM chips by mail order. On arrival, I found
them to be NMOS chips -- have I been stiffed ?? Should I have got
CMOS chips - are they any better ??? Are CMOS and NMOS chips priced
alike ?

Finally, can anyone tell me if these NMOS chips will work on the 
IN1000 board (this is a CMOS board, I think) ??? Will they affect
the A1000 in any way, such as straining the power supply, etc ... 

I need to know this fairly quickly, since I might have to do a 
return on the mail order. Please e-mail response.

Thanks a bunch

Yaseen