paladin@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (90709000) (06/27/88)
I posted a similar message a while ago, but no one answered the
questions, so here goes again. The B2000 is upgradable to 8 megs, but
does it have to be put onto an expansion card, or can it be placed directly
on the motherboard? And are 150ns chips optimum for the B2000, or are
0-wait chips even better? And is the relative price increase worth it?
What about 1meg chips (as opposed to the 256K ones)? Will future boards/
whatever be able to use these chips now that they're more cost-effective
than the 256K ones? If so, how long (estimated) before such hardware
comes out?
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