>Generally, the Ramworks card is better than the stock 64k/80 col card. >It sounds like the card you have has a bank of 256k chips (8 chips >total 256k) and a bank of 64k chips (8 chips equal 64k). > >The 2 connectors are for plugging in piggyback cards, I believe. There >was an additional 512k card that could be added and ran parallel to >the length of the card. I believe that the piggyback card used both >connectors. I'm trying to remember, but I think I have a RamWorks II >card in storage I can look at this weekend. > >Hope that helps. > >-Hal
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