<> You know, those 30-pin SIMMs will be valuable eventually! You should sav
<> every one you find.
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<I'm sure they're valuable now to people who have old 286 or 386
<motherboards that use old 30-pin SIMMs.
What about all the 486 boards (I have a few!) that use 30pin simms.
I also have a older Pentium board that take a mix of 30 pin and 72pin simms!
I tried recently to get 4mx9 30 pin parts and 16mb(4 of them) would be
about $65... 16mb 72pin parts are going for $19 around here new! Yet
I can find the 1mx9 parts for $3 used/tested. I happen to have a very
tiny 486slc/33 board that only can take 4simms (and must have 4!) so I
either have 4mb or 16mb as choices. I need a minimum of 8mb so I can
run useful stuff and a have just a few (dozen) 1mb parts!
such is industry.
Allison