kent@wasp.eng.ufl.edu (Kent Phelps) (09/26/90)
I just found an interesting tidbit that some of you folks may find interesting. According to Zenith's documentation the RAM on the 386 motherboards (20,25, & 33 ) can be expanded to 32MBytes using 8 4MByte SIMMS. THIS IS NOT TRUE. I just talked w/ ZDS tech support and the first four SIMM sockets can not accept 4MByte SIMM's. Only the last four can. So you can really ony put 20Mbytes on the motherboard ( 4 - 1M SIMM's and 4 - 4M SIMM's ). Since the 4Mbyte SIMM's that Zenith uses are finally coming down to a reasonable level I thought more folks may be running into this problem. -- Kent Phelps | Internet: kent@sun.ufnet.ufl.edu University of Florida | kent@digital.ufl.edu Digital Design Facility | Phone:904-392-2464 ***** Just say Yo ! *****