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From: jma@beach.cis.ufl.edu (John 'Vlad' Adams)
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Subject: Re: One more Amiga RAM question. ;*)
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Date: 1 Mar 90 06:12:21 GMT
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In article <100326@convex.convex.com> swarren@convex.com (Steve Warren) writes:
>The 2091 cannot be expanded 4 chips at a time, but if the control circuits
>(and the autoconfig standard) supported it, your four chips would
>provide 256K X 4 bits X 4 chips = 4 Mbits/(8 bits/byte) = 1/2 Mbyte.
>So using 16 chips in four blocks of 512 K would give you 2 Mbytes.

The 2091 certainly CAN be expanded four chips at a time.  You can 
install 512k, 1 meg or two megs.  The only increment you cannot
do is 1.5 megs.  Tomorrow I am ordering 512k.  In a month I'll
order either another 512k, or if I have the cash, the last 1.5 megs.
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