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8ns shouldn't be a problem. DOn't know if 168 pin 60ns will give you a problem but it will slow down
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8ns shouldn't be a problem. DOn't know if 168 pin 60ns will give you a problem but it will slow down

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I need to upgrade my RAM and my computer specifies that I need 3.3v unbuffered SDRAM 12ns, DIMM, 168 pin. Can I use a RAM chip with 8 ns or 60ns, and have it run properly?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Lee
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I need to upgrade my RAM and my computer specifies that I need 3.3v unbuffered SDRAM 12ns, DIMM, 168 pin. Can I use a RAM chip with 8 ns or 60ns, and have it run properly?

Thanks,
Lee

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