
Expanding System Memory to 640K
MS-DOS itself recognizes up to 640K of memory. Because the
computer comes with 512K
of
memory, one
of
the fIrst en-
hancements
we
recommend
is
expanding the system memory to
its
full
640K.
There are four simple tricks to successfully installing memory
on the system board:
1.
Purchase the correct memory chips.
2.
Install the chips in the right place on the system board.
3.
Make sure the chips are pointing the right
way
when you
install them
in their sockets.
4.
Make sure none of the pins on the chip bend when you
are pushing the chip into the socket.
5 Set the proper switch on the system board so the computer recognizes
all
640K.
Let's take each step in detail. As
always,
before you install
anything, Make sure the computer
is
unplugged from the wall
outlet!
1.
Purchase the correct memory chips.
Ask your dealer for four (4)
4464
RAM chips (64K RAM
x
4)
The chips must be
150
nanoseconds (150ns)
or
faster.
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