On Wed, 8 Dec 1999, Eric Schnoebelen wrote:

> 	I use 70ns parity 72-pin SIMMs in mine. (the same SIMMs
> I use in my Alpha's and parity memory i386's.)

Right. Actually, you can use one-bit parity SIMMs, if you happen
to find them, but unless they're a lot cheaper, I'd go for four-bit,
since those can also be used in other machines requiring parity.

> 	It needs to be installed in pairs.  As I recall, up to
> 32Mb SIMM's will work in the first bank.

I'm under the impression that it only takes 4 MB or 16 MB SIMMs.
Or did you mean two 16 MB SIMMs totalling 32 MB?

cjs
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