> From: Roger Merchberger
>
> Rumor has it that David Woyciesjes may have mentioned these words:
>
> [snip]
>
> >- Sorry Roger, it's more of a "Please let me have it! Don't bid on
> >it!" kind of begging... :)
>
> Don't have the cash currently for it anyway... so that wasn't a problem. I
> was just pickin' on ya! ;-)
>
Well, yeah, what else would you be doing? like I would really be
begging. How un-geek-like. :-P
> > Well, wait, IIRC, the 3000/300 uses different kind of memory sticks
> >anyway, doesn't it?
>
> I dunno - I thought most of the lower-end 3000's all used "normal" memory
> -
> as in 72-pin FPM parity memory; but I could be wrong, I've only owned a
> 3000/300. Even that's kinda hard to find without paying an arm & another
> necessary appendage...
>
> Now methinks I'll have to look up the auction, just to see if there's pix
> of that memory...
>
Well, my 3000/400 uses, I believe, 100-pin memory SIMMs. Looks like
regular PC EDO stuff from a distance. But they're really abut 5 or 6 inches
long. There are 4 daughterboards, in the /400, each of which holds 4 SIMMs,
totaling 16 100-pins SIMMs in there...
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