From: "der Mouse" <mouse at
rodents.montreal.qc.ca>
Top posted for size reasons...
I suppose actually bothering to take a few seconds to edit it down to
the relevant bits is out of the question?! (In case you're wondering
what I'm talking about, see below.)
>>> [...use 4164s instead of 4116s?...]
>> What you need to do is [...pinout hackery...]
> Do you have any info on which ones used 7 bit refresh and which ones
> used 8 bit refresh?
Hi
Most 4164's are 7 bit but look out for TI and some Samsung
chips that are labled as 4164's but are actually 8 bit refresh.
There is no easy way to tell by the part number. Even the Samsung
ones are only different by the date code and rev letters!!
The easiest way I've found to check is to put them in a
Z80 system that uses the Z80's refresh address generator.
If it holds data it is 7 bit.
Dwight