dnelson@pro-exchange.cts.COM (Dru Nelson) (06/07/88)
Ok, I know that the GS uses a RAS before CAS (or vice versa; it really doesn't matter for this question), or 120ns(~~Shaky assumption~~) or faster than 150ns will work. Does this mean that if I use any 120ns DRAM that I wouldn't have to worry about the RAS before CAS?? UUCP: [ ihnp4 cbosgd sdcsvax ] !crash!pro-exchange!dnelson ARPA: crash!pro-exchange!dnelson@nosc.mil INET: dnelson@pro-exchange.cts.com
prw@meccsd.MECC.MN.ORG (Paul R. Wenker) (06/08/88)
In article <8806070536.AA15001@crash.cts.com> pnet01!pro-sol!pro-exchange!dnelson@nosc.mil writes: >Ok, I know that the GS uses a RAS before CAS (or vice versa; it really doesn't >matter for this question), or 120ns(~~Shaky assumption~~) or faster than 150ns >will work. Does this mean that if I use any 120ns DRAM that I wouldn't have >to worry about the RAS before CAS?? The proper type is CAS before RAS. From experience I know that 120ns RAS before CAS chips will not work. -Paul R. Wenker -MECC, Technical Services