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Same of the ram would be allotted to the video card.
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Same of the ram would be allotted to the video card.

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or you have two 8mb.'s= 16 and 3 32's=64, totaling 80 mb.'s
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or you have two 8mb.'s= 16 and 3 32's=64, totaling 80 mb.'s

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quick question. &nbsp;I am working on a friends machine....an old IBM 340 with windows 98 se. &nbsp;The system reports 80 mb of ram.......I thought (probably mistakenly) that ram was in multiples of 8... &nbsp;like 16....32....64....etc. &nbsp; &nbsp;How am I ending up with a reportedly 80 mb of ram....there is 4 ram cards in the slots....two of which are 8 mb....the other two I have no ideal.....can anyone shed some light on this? &nbsp;<br />
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quick question.  I am working on a friends machine....an old IBM 340 with windows 98 se.  The system reports 80 mb of ram.......I thought (probably mistakenly) that ram was in multiples of 8...  like 16....32....64....etc.    How am I ending up with a reportedly 80 mb of ram....there is 4 ram cards in the slots....two of which are 8 mb....the other two I have no ideal.....can anyone shed some light on this?  



why does this machine show 80 mb of RAM

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