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Thus it was written in the epistle of Ramaglia, Jennifer,
> Hi all!
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> I just received my copy of Performance News with an enclosed HP Memory
> Calculation Formula. We have a 996/400 machine which is only supports 3.75
> GB memory on MPE/iX 6.5. So why is this newsletter telling me I "must" have
> a minimum of 4GB?
Because it comes from a company which sells memory.
Cynically,
Ted
P.S. Actually, in other blurbs about the company, they speak of that formula
as giving the amount of memory needed for "optimum" performance. In this
case, rather than taking the 4GB as what you *need* to run, consider it
evidence that (they think at least) that any memory you add will help your
performance (which may well be true :-).
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Sys, Southern Adventist University
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