Nexxen wrote on 2023-08-03, 14:51:

ram

edit: too dark, I'll replace them soon.

You got yourself some real unicorns there.
9NS???
, must be early stuff before pc100 was standardized.

My PCCHIPS m571 Cyrix with an 83mhz fsb had a 9NS 32mb dimm, it was from 1997 and was not labeled pc100.

My guess is 9NS would give you clk3 but who knows

The 16mb sdram I have is 12ns and is barely usable on anything

rmay635703 wrote on 2023-08-04, 19:49:

You got yourself some real unicorns there. 9NS??? , must be early stuff before pc100 was standardized. […]
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Nexxen wrote on 2023-08-03, 14:51:

ram

edit: too dark, I'll replace them soon.

You got yourself some real unicorns there.
9NS???
, must be early stuff before pc100 was standardized.

My PCCHIPS m571 Cyrix with an 83mhz fsb had a 9NS 32mb dimm, it was from 1997 and was not labeled pc100.

My guess is 9NS would give you clk3 but who knows

The 16mb sdram I have is 12ns and is barely usable on anything

If you have any test requests just drop them, I don't mind.

Nexxen wrote on 2023-08-04, 09:34:

ElectroSoldier wrote on 2023-08-04, 01:38:

The only thing I can think of that would use 16Mb of PC100 is an industrial computer.

Like 128 and 256 DDR2 or DDr3.
Only example I know is exactly industrial machines that need a bare minimum.

I found some 256MB DDR2 sticks a while back and bought them for use with Windows 9x.

A couple of months after I asked why the hell you bought those, I got cursed with some in a bundle 🤣

In order to toy with 16MB ram, I was thinking to go with some P-III motherboard with all the parameters user-defined in BIOS.
Paired with a Celeron it should be enough to test anything.

Test-wise, what do I test with 16MB? The usual Phil pack?