80ns is faster than 100ns, but it seems that it should work, just at the slower speed.
It could also be that the original chips will run at 100ns, while the new ones will operate at 80ns, and the speed of one won't affect the speed of the other. I think that mostly applies to clock frequency, not response time (or whatever it is).
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It could also be that the original chips will run at 100ns, while the new ones will operate at 80ns, and the speed of one won't affect the speed of the other. I think that mostly applies to clock frequency, not response time (or whatever it is).
c
