harry@atmos.washington.edu (Harry Edmon) (02/26/91)
Is it possible to put more than 24 Megabytes into a 3100 by using SIMMS with 4 megabit chips? -- Harry Edmon INTERNET: harry@atmos.washington.edu (206) 543-0547 UUCP: uw-beaver!atmos.washington.edu!harry Dept of Atmospheric Sciences, AK-40 University of Washington
rwood@wsl.dec.com (Richard Wood) (02/26/91)
In article <HARRY.91Feb25124909@stormy.atmos.washington.edu>, harry@atmos.washington.edu (Harry Edmon) writes: > > Is it possible to put more than 24 Megabytes into a 3100 by using > SIMMS with 4 megabit chips? The DS3100 and DS2100 won't recognize more than 24MB of physical memory. However, using SIMMs based on 4Mb chips will reduce the number of components, and theoretically reduce the number of failures. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard Wood Corporate Worksystems Team Digital Equipment Corp. ========================================================================