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Re: KM41C1000AP-8 Chips What are they?

Subject: Re: KM41C1000AP-8 Chips What are they?
From: Delfs <delfs@NOSPAMapple2.com>
Date: 2000/02/04
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
References: <LcGm4.4$K96.493577@alpha.sky.net> <389B3985.3B000643@swbell.net> <csIm4.5$K96.570100@alpha.sky.net>
Reply-to: delfs@apple2.com

Basically if you find a RAM card that accepts one megabit chips, you can get three
megabytes out of  thjose 24 chips.  (One bytes is 8 bits so you 8 of them to make
a megabyte.)  If you do not have any cards that need RAM, I'm looking for some
megabit chips.  I would like to find 8 or more to finish off my expansion card
empty sockets, I'd take them all and remove some of my unmatched chips to be saved
as spares.

Thankx,
Ed

John wrote:

> Ok, now, does this mean that each one of these chips is 1 Meg?

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