Rumor has it that Mike Ford may have mentioned these words:
>>> >I found some memory specifically for my poor little Mac IIsi. Does memory
>>> >need to go into the system in matched pairs or can it go singly?
>>> >
>>> >Sorry for the slight OT.
>>>
>>> 4 at a time I think, otherwise nothing special. 1 MG on the MB, partially
>>> used for video.
>>
>>Ugh. See, the memory I found was a 16MB SIMM and I would hate to have to put
>>64MB in it (it really doesn't need it, my 7300 needs it! :-P). What would
>>happen if I pulled one and replaced it with 16MB? It has 1MB SIMMs in it
now.
>
>Nothing desirable. BTW if you can swap memory between a IIsi and a 7300 I
>want to watch, one is 30 pin SIMM the other 168 pin DIMM.
It sounds like the original poster only found (1) SIMM - and wouldn't want
to fund for 3 more as those 16Meg 30pin'ers are still quite costly (prolly
a lot more than that aforementioned DIMM) and given the choice, he wouldn't
want to fund that much purchasing 3 more SIMMs, for a machine that prolly
wouldn't use 1/3 that in normal use.
However, if he does think he can shoehorn a 30-pin SIMM into his 7300, I'd
sell tickets! ;^>
(I just stumbled across (4) 16Meg 30-pin SIMMs and I thought "what am I
going to use these for... until this thread reminded me of my MacIIci that
I want to set up as a network print server...;-)
Anywho, have fun!
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
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Roger "Merch" Merchberger --- sysadmin, Iceberg Computers
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disarmament should *not* be your first career choice.
Received on Mon Oct 09 2000 - 18:14:44 BST