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Lyos Gemini Norezel
 Post subject: SDRAM
PostPosted: Thu Sep 23, 2004 7:54 pm 
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Hey ya'll... I was just wondering if anyone can refer me to a company that makes cheap SDRAM chips? I need a bunch of 32MB+ SDRAM IC's, so if anyone could help me... I'd be greatly appreciative.
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Umm, dunno! But....are you really hooking up SDRAM to a 6502 based system? Have you got it running THAT fast? :)

*pictures LN2 cooled 6502 overclocked to 3GHz*
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Not yet... but I'm hoping that the RAM will help increase the speed. Also if I do my coding right... I ought to be able to use some of it as LCD memory(using a 27C** type chip... I can store the commands and use the ram as a faster version of normal display memory).
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