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Me, too (interested ;-)) - esp. 4x1M static column.
 

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Re: WANTED - RAM for A3000 (ZIII, ZIPs or X-calibur for A3640)
« Reply #1 on: August 11, 2005, 09:21:45 PM »
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... and was asked if I wanted FPM's or EDOs.


:-o Never heard of EDO ZIPs - I thought they only exist on PS/2 SIMMs and as (very rare) SOJs...
 

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Re: WANTED - RAM for A3000 (ZIII, ZIPs or X-calibur for A3640)
« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2005, 07:13:01 AM »
icbrkr, sad to hear it doesn't work out - what exact kind of ZIPs are they? 4x1M are usually ..4400 (fp) or ..4402 (sc) at the  end.
 

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Re: WANTED - RAM for A3000 (ZIII, ZIPs or X-calibur for A3640)
« Reply #3 on: August 19, 2005, 08:25:51 PM »
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KM44C1000Z-8
HM511000AZP-8

Definitely 1x1M - no use in a 3k, runs only 4x256K or 4x1M

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MCM54000AZ80

Dunno that one, might be 1x1M also or maybe 1x4M - do you have a full bank of these?
 

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Re: WANTED - RAM for A3000 (ZIII, ZIPs or X-calibur for A3640)
« Reply #4 on: August 20, 2005, 10:23:53 AM »
Got to correct myself: KM44C1000Z-8 is 4x1M - they should work!!

4x1M per manufacturer:
MCM514400 Motorola
UPD424400 NEC
MSM514400 OKI
KM44C1000 Samsung
TI44400   TI
TC514400  Toshiba
MB814100  Fujitsu
GM71C4100 Goldstar
HM514100  Hitachi
HY514100  Hyundai
MT4C1004  Micron
M5M44100  Mitsubishi
not all available as ZIPs, of course - never knew there where that many different names...

Now, where did you get those at? ;-)