Re: GS RAM III

[tturner@ecn.ab.ca ()]

Rubywand (rubywand@swbell.net) wrote:
: Paul Grammens writes ...
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--> Once again, this group has come through for me and,
    once again - I shoulda looked in the FAQs, it appears.
    Bad habit, that. Not lookin', that is...

    Those chips look like they'll do the job just fine.
    There's a small sw. that'll probably need to be set
    for the 2nd bank of RAM, once they're installed; but
    I'll look into that when the chips actually show-up
    at my door.

    Thanks for the info. The accumulated knowledge here, is
    awesome. I should have a fully-populated GS RAM III card
    by spring. More `toys' for my old computers!!   :->

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:      Just checked SPI  ( http://www.spisemi.com/index.html ; 818-884-8000).
: They claim to have the IC in several different speeds:

: Part                                     Quantity

: D424400V-10       424400Z10    NEC          93
: D424400V-60       424400Z60    NEC          22
: D424400V-70       424400Z70    NEC          30
: D424400V-70L      424400Z70    NEC          14
: D424400V-80       424400Z80    NEC          111


: "D424400V-80" is an exact match for one of the numbers jotted down in my GS RAM
: III manual. Even so, a buyer should probably confirm that he/she is getting the
: Zip package RAM-- i.e. the RAM chip "with the little feets all on one edge".
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