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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Jeff on November 23, 2005, 04:30:01 AM
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I just picked up an A3000D-16 (2/16 MB ram) with a G-Force 040 installed. It's populated with (4) 1 meg GVP simms, although it has 8 simm slots on the accelerator.
Does anyone know the maximum amount of ram this board supports? I assume it is just 8 megs, but I thought GVP had some larger modules later on. I wonder if expanding the memory on this board is worth the cost, if it's even still possible?
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I can answer the first question: 8MB (http://amiga-hardware.com/showhardware.cgi?HARDID=227)
:-)
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I did see that, however I was wondering if anyone has tried the 4 meg or larger GVP simms.
Thank You:-)
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@Jeff:
This (http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/search.pl?product=G-Force+040&company=GVP&amiga=3000&intf=&mid=&base=dec&pid=) page says it only supports special 68-pin 1MB non-multiplexed 40ns simms. I do wonder about the 68-pin part though, do you have the possibility to count the pin-number on a simm on it? The reason I am wondering is that "regular" gvp-simms had 64 pins.
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No need to count on the real thing, I just counted the number of pins on the photo on the page I linked too and it is indeed 68-pin simms. Thus a "regular" gvp-simm wont even fit physically.
/Patrik
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Thank You, that answers it then.
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"Four, uniting as one..."
Oh wait, sorry, wrong G-Force (http://www.totalimagespecialists.com/Gatchaman/) :-D
(aka Battle of the Planets, Eagle Riders or Science Ninja Team Gatchaman)