Yeah, adding faster RAM to a computer with some
soldered to the board permanently won't affect
the speed. Its only systems with no permanently
installed RAM that there is any effect from using
faster RAM. It also depends on how close to the
end of the read/write window the slowest specified
RAM ge
Hm, interesting...back when my LCII was a current Mac, a number of people
asked support forums like this & assorted other Mac sages of the ages
whether putting 80ns or faster SIMMs in place of the 100ns spec'd would make
these slowpokes run faster. The answer, uniformly was no, because the memory
--- Amber Rhea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've often wondered what would happen if one tried
> SLOWER SIMMs that those
> listed as the minimum requirement. Everymac.com has
> various Macs noted as
> requiring 80ns, 70ns, 60ns, et al. My curiosity
> hasn't been so burning that
> I've bought slow
