Kurzweil sample memory

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Not kurzweil specific, but just in general, two 64 mb modules will do the same thing as a single 128 mb module. The advantage of a 128 module is, if the board has 2 slots, you can put in 128 and still have a slot free. The advantage of two 64 modules is, one can fail, and you still have 64 mb. ;-)
 
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is there a danger in installing 2 128MB so should a module fail, still have another one working (something like Apple saying their computers are not upgradable but are...)
 
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If Kurzweil says it can address 128 mb maximum, it probably can address 128 mb maximum. But as I said, my info was not Kurz specific. I don't know anything about the Kx2600xs. Maybe someone else can be more helpful. Also, have you tried contacting Kurz tech support? They're good, and you'll probably get the right answer. ;-)
 

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If there are two DIMM slots, and Max Addressable is 128 MB then that usually means you are limited to addressing a pair of 64 MB sticks.

This is probably by design depending on which CPU and MMU they designed with.

Stick with 2 64 sticks.

That's my advice.

Any extra memory is either useless and/or risky.

Gary ;)
 

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