Alan B. McCruden wrote: >Is there any performance sacrifice is using non EDO RAM in an 8600 (250MHz)? > >I would like to have the option of switching it across to an 8200, >but would buy EDO if this will be significantly faster than non-EDO >in the 8600. > >Thanks > >Alan > > > Don't know if it's true but I've read that EDO RAM is manufactured to better standards. Other than that it is seen as FPM.
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