In a message dated 6/20/03 4:33:35 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
Turns out my two 256 meg memory strips are 8 ns and 10 ns. I wonder if the
latter could be the problem.
>>
10 ns equates to 100 MHz, and your Beige requires only 66 MHz ("-15", if such
a thing were actually coded properly).
8 ns equates to 125 MHz, but it is most likely really 133 MHz (which would be
"-7.5", if the chip manufacturers would code their sticks correctly).
So, SDRAM speed access time it not very likely your problem.
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