27 Dec
2000
27 Dec
'00
5:01 a.m.
Pete Turnbull wrote:
Oops, you got me there, I only counted the chips on one side....
In any case I just did my first upgrade, I removed 48MB from my
AlphaStation 200 4/233, and put 128MB back into it, so it's sitting pretty
at 192MB. It's currently in the process of booting so I can run an Autogen
on it.
This is great, I'm actually going to be able to try getting a Multia up and
running VMS should I decide I want to. In any case I'm only going to have
one Alpha starved for memory now, and that's my AlphaStation 500/333.
Zane
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On Dec 26, 22:45, Zane H. Healy wrote:
Actually I know now.... They're 64MB sticks!!!
Pile #1 (12 chips, 8 big & 4 smaller):
SEC KMM53616000AK-6
I don't know -- if you give me the IC numbers I might be able to tell. Pile #2 (12
chips, 8 big & 4 smaller):
NEC
MC- 428000A36BH-70
MC-428000A36BH-70 is NEC 8M x 36 (32MB with parity) fast page mode, 70ns.
Sure this isn't 16 x uPD4217400 and 8 x 424100?