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12:00 PM - January 14, 1997 by
Thomas Pabst
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: motherboard, review
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: motherboard, review
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Table of Contents:
RAM
- 4 72 pin SIMM slots
- no ECC support (VX chipset)
- RAM types supported:
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- FPM RAM without parity
- EDO RAM without parity
- RAM sizes supported:
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- 4 MB SIMM
- 8 MB SIMM
- 16 MB SIMM
- 32 MB SIMM
- 64 MB SIMM
- 2 168 pin DIMM slots
- 3.3 V unbuffered RAM
- supports FPM and EDO and SDRAM
- RAM sizes supported:
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- 8 MB DIMM
- 16 MB DIMM
- 32 MB DIMM
Please note, that DIMM doesn't say SDRAM!!
Maximum RAM supported 128 MB, only to be accomplished via the SIMM slots. Please note, that you can't use any of the SIMM slots in case you are using both DIMM slots, due to the only 4 external (5 altogehter) CAS lines of the VX chipset. Each DIMM slot uses 2 CAS lines, each SIMM slot uses one CAS line.
Maximum of 64 MB cacheable RAM due to VX chipset.
PCI Bus
4 PCI slots, 3 full length
running at busclck/2
PCI specification 2.1
ISA Bus
4 ISA Slots, 2 full length, 2 2/3 length, one of the 2/3 length shared with PCI slot 4
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