27 Feb
1999
27 Feb
'99
7:07 a.m.
<Does anyone here have any 30-pin SIMMs as often found in i386 computers
<that are more than 1 megabyte? I have 1-mb SIMMs but I've never seen
<bigger ones
You can still buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
Allison
27 Feb
27 Feb
9:14 a.m.
You can still buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from
JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
And don't forget the 16MB ones... One of the Macintosh catalogs has 30-pin
SIMMs really cheap, but I don't remember which one. MacWarehouse has them
from $20 for 1MB to $160 for 16B. MacMall(which carries
Viking memory) has
2MB for $20 and 16MB for $50(and a 32 pin??? 32MB for $60)
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9:42 a.m.
You can still
buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
And don't forget the 16MB ones... One of the Macintosh catalogs has 30-pin
SIMMs really cheap, but I don't remember which one. MacWarehouse has them
from $20 for 1MB to $160 for 16B. MacMall(which carries Viking memory) has
2MB for $20 and 16MB for $50(and a 32 pin??? 32MB for $60)
28 Feb
28 Feb
7:01 a.m.
Now that is absurd pricing. Data Memory Systems will
sell you a 30 pin
16 meg simm for $29, not that absurd $160 you mention. 4 meg are $10.
Ouch! A lot of
messages to go through... I should check me mail more often.
Yes, I've noticed that MacWarehouse has some absolutley HORRIBLE prices,
both for hardware and software... I haven't seen 16MB SIMMs going for $30,
but another catalog I have around here that I haven't been able to find yet
has them four around $40... Too bad my Mac IIvx is destroyed(stupid leaking
water pipes...), or I would have a VERY nice machine... I just have a hard
time when looking at a machine with 68MB RAM(max for the IIvx) and an 80MB
hard drive(no reason not to upgrade to one of those $100 4GB drives
though...). Or if you like a nice fast hard drive(say in the 60-80ns
range), go to a 40MB RAM drive :-)
Hmm... How old is the IIvx, anyways? It should be approaching the 10 year
mark any year now :-) Those poor little 68030's... The computer industry
can be so cruel...
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8:18 a.m.
The Mac IIvx was introduced on 10-19-92 and discontinued on 10-21-93,
so you've got a while 'til it's officially "classic". It's
probably
a good candidate for a "classic II" model, since it was the last of
the line. The IIci was certainly a dandy, too.
Sometimes jumping the gun on the "classic" category (10 years) is a
good idea, because you can think ahead and grab one while they're
easily available. For example, my main Mac is a PowerBook 540c, near
the end of the '40 laptop models, and I picked up a Quadra 950 (the
premier '40 desktop/server) a couple of days ago for $1 out of a
retailer's junk heap. The Quadra 840AV may be a worthy alternative
for a classic in this line, but in a few years the 540c and the 950
will undoubtedly be "classics", both by definition and by design.
Dave
John Rollins wrote:
Now that is absurd pricing. Data Memory Systems
will sell you a 30 pin
16 meg simm for $29, not that absurd $160 you mention. 4 meg are $10.
Ouch! A lot
of messages to go through... I should check me mail more often.
Yes, I've noticed that MacWarehouse has some absolutley HORRIBLE prices,
both for hardware and software... I haven't seen 16MB SIMMs going for $30,
but another catalog I have around here that I haven't been able to find yet
has them four around $40... Too bad my Mac IIvx is destroyed(stupid leaking
water pipes...), or I would have a VERY nice machine... I just have a hard
time when looking at a machine with 68MB RAM(max for the IIvx) and an 80MB
hard drive(no reason not to upgrade to one of those $100 4GB drives
though...). Or if you like a nice fast hard drive(say in the 60-80ns
range), go to a 40MB RAM drive :-)
Hmm... How old is the IIvx, anyways? It should be approaching the 10 year
mark any year now :-) Those poor little 68030's... The computer industry
can be so cruel...
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27 Feb
27 Feb
2:23 p.m.
On Sat, 27 Feb 1999, John Rollins wrote:
Of course, the Mac ones are non-parity and some of the older iron has a
problem with that.
- don
You can still
buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
And don't forget the 16MB ones... One of the Macintosh catalogs has 30-pin
SIMMs really cheap, but I don't remember which one. MacWarehouse has them
from $20 for 1MB to $160 for 16B. MacMall(which carries Viking memory) has
2MB for $20 and 16MB for $50(and a 32 pin??? 32MB for $60)
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10:30 a.m.
On Sat, 27 Feb 1999, Allison J Parent wrote:
<Does anyone here have any 30-pin SIMMs as often found in i386 computers
<that are more than 1 megabyte? I have 1-mb SIMMs but I've never seen
<bigger ones
You can still buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
Allison
And folks use the 256k ones for keyring fobs.
- don
12:01 p.m.
At 04:07 PM 2/27/99 -0500, you wrote:
<Does anyone here have any 30-pin SIMMs as often found in i386 computers
<that are more than 1 megabyte? I have 1-mb SIMMs but I've never seen
<bigger ones
You can still buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
Allison
Are there any adapter cards so 4 1mb simms can be used as a 4mb 30 pin? I
have seen those that can be used as a 72 pin.
-Dave
1 Mar
1 Mar
4:12 a.m.
At 04:07 PM 2/27/99 -0500, you wrote:
Simm Stackers, I have several, even a set of 4 quadstackers (4 simms per
card), but they are worth more than memory since they also will allow
stacking larger simms like 4 or 16 MB.
<Does anyone here have any 30-pin SIMMs as often found in i386 computers
<that are more than 1 megabyte? I have 1-mb SIMMs but I've never seen
<bigger ones
You can still buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
Allison
Are there any adapter cards so 4 1mb simms can be used as a 4mb 30 pin? I
have seen those that can be used as a 72 pin.
-Dave
28 Feb
28 Feb
12:59 a.m.
<Does anyone here have any 30-pin SIMMs as often
found in i386 computers
<that are more than 1 megabyte? I have 1-mb SIMMs but I've never seen
<bigger ones
You can still buy 30pin simms (256k, 1mb, 4mb) from JDR. the 4mb parts are
scarce and finding them for less than 10$ is hard. The 1mb parts are like
flies and they can be had for nearly nothing.
Allison
4mb is pretty common around SoCal swapmeets at $6, sometimes a bit more for
4 or 8 matched sets.
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