Re: [Sheflug] Memory

[Barrie Bremner <nospam [at] ecosse.net>]

 Well,

 I'm back from London and got a chance to fish about and found a SIMM.
72 pin. 

 Doh!!!

 Thanks for the offer anyway, Robert, but the only way to use the 30 pin
stuff would be to either find a machine that used them, or get one of
those adaptors (never really liked that idea).

 Since we are all discussing memory, can anyone tell me the difference
between 72 and 30 pin SIMMs (apart from the obvious :-) and what systems
used which type?

 If any one has got any spare 72 pin SIMMs - I'm interested. I'm looking
for 32-48 Mb max.

 Cheers.

 Baz.

> Yeah boss - I've got loads of 30 pin SIMMs, they're not doing a
> great deal except taking up space.
> You can have 'em for free...
> 
> When I've dug 'em out, which will be when I've sorted the boxes of
> stuff out, and unpacked (from a house move next weekend).
> So that'll be in time for the October meet chief.
> 
> Is that ok ?


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