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Fast Page Memory
Fast Page Memory (FPM)
DRAM is slightly faster than conventional asynchronous
DRAM. The way that the memory controller accesses the RAM is
slightly different. Instead of sending a row and
a column address for each access, FPM works
by sending a row address only once, which allows
for many accesses to the system memory in locations
near each other, significantly improving access time delay.
However, of all of the new
DRAM technologies in use in modern PC's, FPM DRAM
is the slowest. It should not be used in any computer
that has a higher bus speed than 66MHz.
It is the easiest to configure however, in that it does
not take any special BIOS settings to use
FPM DRAM.
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