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Re: Spending extra $$ on a ZipGS



grover@emunix.emich.edu (Grover Thomas) writes:

>>[question about getting the 9/32 or the less expensive 7/8 and upgrade
>>to 12/(something) ]
>>That kind of depends on if you are confident in your ability to
>>modify hardware.  I understand that there is a size difference in the
>>memory chips, so you would need new sockets.
>     This brings up another question that (at least!) a couple of us
>have:  Do any of the (currently available) ZipGS cards being sold come
>with the 'narrow' sockets?
>     It would make doing that upgrade so much easier...

The 9MHz ZIPs obviously __not__. 10Mhz: Perhaps, dunno? Someone check?
But a 10Mhz is so expensive it proably isn't worth it any more.
Easiest thing would probably be to find a hardware store near you
that does chip level repair (no matter of which devices), they usually
have __great__ desoldering stations, with the aid of these it's easy to
get the sockets out and new sockets in.

Soenke
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