Re: Ram - EDO SDRAM ????

Maurice W. Hilarius (harddata@bigfoot.com)
Thu, 27 Nov 1997 00:42:44 -0700

With regards to your message at 03:14 AM 11-27-97 +0200, Mika Kortelainen.
Where you stated:
>> >I am looking to upgrade my XL300 from 32 Megs to 96 Megs. I flick
>...
>> None of the above. You need 2 32MB SIMMs, not DIMMS or SDRAM, ECC (8Mx36),
>> 60ns, tin leads.
>>
>Hmm, will it really work with two SIMMs? My XL300 has two banks
>of four SIMM slots. Although I must say that the manual is a bit
>crazy about that. Mine (printed on September 1996) has these
>statements (on page 4-4):
>- "You can increase your model 5 system's memory up to 512 MB."
>- Then, it continues with "You can add 32-MB, 64-MB, or 128-MB options."
>* Question: How will one get 512MB with those options (just two banks,
>so two times 128MB should be the maximum in that sense)?
>
>- And then it goes even weirder: "These memory options are groups
>of _four_ SIMMs" but soon "a 32-MB option consisting of _two_
>16-MB SIMMs, a 64-MB options ... of _two_ 32-MB SIMMs". But it
>still says a few lines later "SIMMs are _always_ added as groups
>of four into the available memory bank."
I _THINK_ from what I've read, that the 300 DOES need either 2 or 4
identical SIMMs in a bank. It's weird in that the bank pairs are 1&4 or 2&3!
However, never having the pleasure of owning one, I am only going by the
specs and literature as well..

<GAUDET_BAIT> I think Stephen sold some of these, maybe we can drag him
into this discussion. </GAUDET_BAIT>

Cheers,

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