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Subject: Re: mix EDO and Non EDO memory?
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> Can I mix EDO and Non-EDO memory in seprate banks and 
> still get the benifit of the EDO memory?

Well, with 60 & 70NS in different banks, all RAM runs at the slowest
memory you have. I would guess that its the same for EDO/NON-EDO as well.