On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, der Mouse wrote:

> It'd probably cost more to get it to me than it would for me to get one
> locally. :-)  Besides, I wouldn't worry about it unless the machine
> checks continue once I have 70ns or better RAM in there.  80ns is close
> enough I could easily believe it will mostly work at 70ns, especially
> since the ECC it does can presumably recover from the occasional error.

Beware, the noname can be quite picky about the RAM. I once had two
boards, one that worked fine with 80ns and another that didn't even boot
with 70ns. I thought it was broken, so I returned it. But the dealer
didn't have any problem with his (original Digital) RAM, so I got it
back. I put some 60ns RAM in it, and it worked like a charm.

> 					der Mouse
> 
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/Andreas