hemstree@greyrock.mso.colostate.edu (Charles H. Hemstreet IV) (04/11/91)
Can a mac IIcx use 256k memory simms that are 150ns fast (slow?) Charles -- !===========================================================================! ! Charles H. Hemstreet IV ! internet: hemstree@greyrock.MSO.ColoState.Edu ! ! Colorado State University ! Computer Consultant ! !===========================================================================!
brad@aerospace.aero.org (Bradley A. West) (04/11/91)
>Can a mac IIcx use 256k memory simms that are 150ns fast (slow?) > >Charles 150ns SIMMs sound like ones from a Plus. The IIcx-like machines (IIx & SE/30) require at most 120ns SIMMs. Slower memory can spell disaster. I'd say scrap these and get faster ones. Get 1Megs, they're cheap! Brad
ck31+@andrew.cmu.edu (Christopher Bruce Kidwell) (04/11/91)
According to Encylopedia Macintosh, 120ns is the slowest speed you can use for the 030 computers. I've also heard that it's a good idea to have 80ns RAM for the IIcx. Chris Kidwell ck31+@andrew.cmu.edu