What are the prices for a 60 ns 128 Mb Ram or 50 ns 64 Mb ??

[AdMartin]

I bought a pair of these 128MB 50ns SIMMS:
eBay auction
eBay auction #2

The problem is that they are designed for 3.3V, so we'll see what happens when I get them and put them in my BlizzardPPC... :roll:

[Effy]

Please let me know if they work. I have also just bought several 128 Mb HP server EDO´s but if it turns out that the voltage required is wrong then there´s no use of trying them out, is there ?  :-?

[AdMartin]

They work fine! :-) The seller has plenty of these and he's selling them every now and then on eBay. This was his latest auction for a pair of them, going for just over $20. However, you could try contacting him directly. I did, to get a pair of spare SIMMs just in case... :-D

[Effy]

That´s very fine for you but I have already tried 3,3 Volt modules, HP ones, in my BlizzPPC 160/040 (don´t have that anymore) and the result was that my 128 Mb module got fried, the BPPC got fried, the A1200 motherboard got fried ... not so great eh ?!

[AdMartin]

 :-o

[Effy]

Actually I was so happy when I got those 2 128 Mb modules that I immediately ordered 7 more before I even tried any of those 2 !!! The story is not new anymore, my Amiga got burned, but the 7 other modules did arrive after two months of waiting due to a major delay in the post services or so.
I am selling them now again on Ebay, clearly NOT for Amiga !!

This is the link !!!  :-o

[delshay]

@EFFY


i have 3.3 volts simms,their work fine on my BLIZZPPC..
your simms must have made contact with the 68060 pins..


if anything the simms should just burn out..& blizzppc just crashes..this is what happen to me..

now i avoid any simm with a regulator..


BLIZZPPC OVERCLOCKED

[AdMartin]

@delshay

There was another thread about his frying experience, which I just read a couple of days ago. Anyway, it seems those HP server SIMM sockets uses non-standard pin-outs, which would explain the results. Otherwise just the SIMMs would be at risk of frying, as you said.