Re: [M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

Rex = no ram. just backups of whatever is in ram to a nvram storage I have ram chips in stock.. so you can expand to 32k.. the QUAD used to be available that replaced internal ram but it's no longer being made Greg On Sun, Apr 21, 2019 at 6:25 PM Anthony Coghlan wrote: > Chris, to John’s

Re: [M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

Chris, to John’s point also, if you were to get a REX but with only 8K RAM in your M100, the REX would in effect be quite underutilized. REX is an excellent way of backing up RAM into selectable banks - like having multiple computers in one. However, if you only have 8K RAM, each REX bank will

Re: [M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

Thanks John - That's what I was getting at but did not articulate it clearly. On Sunday, April 21, 2019, 7:55:40 PM EDT, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: Chris -- no, a normal rex does not replace your internal RAM. If you have a 8k unit now you still will after installation.   -- John.  On

Re: [M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

Chris -- no, a normal rex does not replace your internal RAM. If you have a 8k unit now you still will after installation. -- John. On Sun, Apr 21, 2019, 2:28 PM Chris Fezzler wrote: > Does a REX completely replace/supplant the internal ram? > > If I have an old Model T with 8k and insert a

Re: [M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

I got a REX last week from Arcadeshopper. It came really quick too with excellent service. Now I just gotta get used to the "REXmgr"! Now my old NADsbox will get a real workout. Cheers Dave S. On Sun, Apr 21, 2019 at 5:36 PM Jeffrey Birt wrote: > I think Arcadeshopper has both the RTEX and 8K

Re: [M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

I think Arcadeshopper has both the RTEX and 8K RAM modules available. https://www.arcadeshopper.com/wp/?page_id=11#!/100-102-200/c/28313042/offset=0 =nameAsc . It is my understanding that the REX copies all

[M100] REX replaces internal RAM?

Does a REX completely replace/supplant the internal ram? If I have an old Model T with 8k and insert a REX does the computer run completely via REX? Are there Rex boards available?