FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE              CONTACT:  Bernard L. Riley
                                   Vice-President, Finance
                                   Telephone:  (609) 799-0071


DATARAM REPORTS IMPROVED
SECOND QUARTER RESULTS

PRINCETON, NJ,  November 9, 1995--Dataram Corporation (AMEX:DTM) achieved
higher revenues and profits for the second  quarter and six months of fiscal 
1996, Robert V. Tarantino, president and chief executive officer, announced 
today.
    For the second quarter ended October 31, 1995, revenues rose 18 percent
to $32.3 million versus $27.4 million reported for the comparable prior-year 
period. Net earnings increased 35 percent to $708,000, or $.18 per share,
compared to $526,000, or $.14 per share, for the year-earlier period. 
     Revenues for the six months ended October 31,1995 improved 16 percent
to $57.2 million compared to $49.5 million for the prior six-month period.  Net
earnings climbed 57 per cent to $1,245,000, or $.32 per share, versus $794,000,
or $.21 per share, for the comparable period.
     "The computer memory industry is sustaining its strong growth, largely due
to an outpouring of memory-intensive software applications which additional
memory," Tarantino stated.
     "We are participating profitably in this growth by sustaining strong demand
for our memory products while reducing operating expenses.  The increased
volume we experienced during the second quarter occurred in both domestic and
foreign markets." 
      Tarantino said Dataram complemented its solid presence in the workstation
and server markets during the first quarter by introducing memory products
designed for IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Compaq high-end personal computers.  The
Company further penetrated this expanding market in the second quarter, 
launching memory products tailored to Apple high-end personal computers.
     "Our highly automated production facility continues to enhance Dataram's
ability to improve customer service by consistently producing and shipping
customer orders within 24 hours or less," Tarantino declared.  "We have been
obtaining a sufficient amount of DRAM chips at acceptable prices to meet high
demand and maintain operating margins.
     "We have the appropriate infrastructure which combined with our extensive
experience in the computer memory industry and our financial resources, will
enable us to sustain our progress."
     Dataram develops, manufactures and markets quality computer memory 
products for workstations, servers and personal computers.

 





                    Dataram Corporation and Subsidiary
                     Consolidated Summary Information
                 (In thousands except per share amounts)

               Quarter Ended October 31,   Six Months Ended October31,
                    1995        1994             1995        1994

Revenues         $ 32,331     $ 27,361        $ 57,216      $49,524

Net Earnings          708          526           1,245          794

Net Earnings 
per share            0.18         0.14            0.32         0.21

Average Shares
Outstanding         3,900        3,821           3,887        3,822



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