Are they different than plain 30 pin simm? I remember I had one of these,
had a 30 pin simm, used it as a keyholder, when first 386 boards appeared,
I sold it to use on a 386 for a hefty price! :oD
AFAIR, these are common 1mb 30 pin simm
http://www.terapeak.com/worth/vintage-30-pin-simm-pulled-from-ibm-ps2-30-26…
2017-01-26 6:09 GMT-02:00 jim stephens <jwsmail at jwsss.com>:
I have a friend who wants to add more memory to a PS2
model 30. They are
off in the wilds of Oz and acquired this for a good price and would like to
just upgrade it to run some programs they have which do not run on modern
faster systems.
I know this is a snake pit to deal with, and can get more info if someone
can get me some information or point me at references for them to look at.
What I'm really interested in doing is seeing if just the memory can be
had, and it isn't easy to find Sim modules these days, though I suspect
there are metric tons of them rotting in places forgotten and not recycled
yet.
anyway any info to get started would be useful.
i see there are entire systems on epay, and may suggest just buying one of
them and cannibalizing them for their memory should the asking price for
the individual SIMM parts be ridiculous. i could buy the system, us the
system to be sure the memory does something and send them the memories
alone for reasonable shipping. It would also net them a backup hard drive
which are very scarce in even good times as well.
I'm hoping that the memories were common to other systems and not some
oddball special IBM part. Old advertisements that show up on google show a
number of people making them, but that doesn't mean they can be found now
of course.
thanks
jim