9 Jun
2004
9 Jun
'04
5:28 a.m.
Steve Thatcher wrote:
that is a Micron part number for a 100ns 256K ram. It
is probably an EXPANDED memory card unless it has two bus connectors then it might be
EXTENDED memory (didn't we just have a conversation about PC memory...)
Ehh? 256K? So either the board provides 16MB of RAM, and the 2Mbyte
silkscreen is just the shipped configuration, or somebody was wasting
87% of their money?
BTW, the 10ns was a brain fart. I dunno much about DRAM, but I can
read the -6, -7, and -etc extensions... :)
So, more relevant to me, is the board itself worth anything outside
the DRAMs? I have a friend doing a 68000 SBC project who could use
some, and I think some of the rest would look fabulous on my Amiga
2000's A2091 board.
One note - It looks like the DIP switches can be set per bank, but
without docs, I'm guessing that taking any of the RAM off will render it
inoperable.
It is more than likely one of the two memory standards
and will work in any OLD PC.
But I don't have any old PCs. :)
BTW, your line wraps seem to be set to 256 or something.
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