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Re: 64MB MUCH slower then 32 or 40MB Ram (all windows 95 incarnations)
- To: "John R Pierce" <pierce@hogranch.com>
- Subject: Re: 64MB MUCH slower then 32 or 40MB Ram (all windows 95 incarnations)
- From: "Bernd Lehahn" <Bernd@egosoft.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 06:56:59 +0200
> For virtually all intel 'triton' based Pentium motherboards, that
> threshold IS 64MB. They will cache <= 64MB of memory. The triton-II
> 430HX chipset, IF it has 'dual tag rams' will cache up to 512MB worth
> of memory. With Triton, due to peculiarities of the way the cache
> rams are wired, this is totally independant of the actual cache size
> (which can be 256k or 512k in either case).
Yes. And I have a THX (Triton 2).
However, as I said in the other posting, this is not really the point
with the problem I experience here.
I'm talking bout AWFUL swapping :)
- Bernd / L :