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I'm not so keen on putting the RAM on the ISA bus like that; assuming that the ISA bus is standard and thus 8MHz, it's going to slow the system down unnecessari

by NikkiA 2y ago

I'm not so keen on putting the RAM on the ISA bus like that; assuming that the ISA bus is standard and thus 8MHz, it's going to slow the system down unnecessarily.

rasz 2y ago
ISA seems to run at 16MHz here, synchronous with CPU.
- guenthert 2y ago
  That's not going bring much joy. There are ISA cards which expect not (much) more than a 8MHz clock (bus speed); e.g. the (at one time popular) Adaptek 1542B SCSI HBA will not work reliably with 10MHz.