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Andy Ball wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
AB> Hello Roy,
MR> BTW I found another 4M stick with it: LH64400BK-70 and it's also
> on a 72 pin stick with 8 chips like the other but made by Sharp.
RJT> My guess on these would be 4Mx1 rather than 1Mx4. Do these
> sticks have foil patterns for an additional 8 chips on the
> reverse side?
AB> If Mike were talking about 30-pin SIMMs that might be more likely,
AB> but eight 1-bit chips would only store 1 byte per word, instead of
AB> the four I would expect to see on a normal 72-pin SIMM. I think
AB> it's more likely that they're eight 4-bit wide chips, providing a
AB> 32-bit word.
Yeah, I guess I was thinking of the wrong data width, there...
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