Well they could be used somewhere on a vector CPU, (though I can't *think* of anything that uses
them). But if you *are* having a problem with a 5101, it is not an uncommon occurance that a
new chip doesn't work! (?!?) And yes, it is the speed of the chip that is thwarting you, so do
try to get the fast ones, because the Williams GamePlan and Bally CPU's all do not work with the
slow version, though mine too have no speed stamping...
Ace
Ni-Wumpf Ltd.
Jess Askey wrote:
> Double Crap.... sorry everyone.... pretty bad when the email wasn't even a thread on the
> V-List....
>
> Jess Askey wrote:
> >
> > Hi Rodger,
> > I have been messing around with the 5101 RAM's that I got from you and I can't find any
> > info on the speed suffix on the chips anywhere (databooks or internet). I have a Stern
> > game that I need two 5101's for and Im heading down to a surplus place this weekend but Im
> > realy unsure of what suffix to look for. Do you have any info on the speed suffix or a
> > pointer to where I may be able to find it(nothing on chipdir that I could find).
> > thanks
> > jess
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