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On Thu, 10 Apr 1997, Howard Lew wrote:

> Hmmm... under Tom's list for DRAM cacheability, he has: "64 or 512MB" for 
> the Intel HX, VIA VP-1, and VIA VP-2, but does anyone know why the "or"?

	I just bought a ASUS XP55TP2 motherboard and from what I
understand is that the motherboard has a jumper and if you use SRAM, then
it will work with 512MB, otherwise, it's good for 64MB of ram only.


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