26 Jan
2004
26 Jan
'04
2:41 a.m.
What's a good online resource to figure out what type of memory chips you have?
I have an old matrox Ultima + VLB card that has 2mb vram (consisting of 8 x KM428C25J-6
chips) and has 8 more sockets for 2mb more memory (the type where the chip pins are curled
around and point to the bottom of the chip)
Are these common chips? Most video cards I have seen either use dram or edo ram.
26 Jan
26 Jan
9:01 a.m.
I came across this link last week:
http://www.delec.com/guide/memory/
-Lawrence LeMay
What's a good online resource to figure out what
type of memory chips you have?
I have an old matrox Ultima + VLB card that has 2mb vram (consisting of 8 x KM428C25J-6
chips) and has 8 more sockets for 2mb more memory (the type where the chip pins are curled
around and point to the bottom of the chip)
Are these common chips? Most video cards I have seen either use dram or edo ram.
11:12 a.m.
hi all - a link which has been useful to me for years has been
http://www.chipmunk.nl/DRAM/DRAM.htm
i hope this can help someone out as ive found all of you to be so very
helpful - thanks all ---- billp
On Monday, Jan 26, 2004, at 18:01 US/Eastern, Lawrence LeMay wrote:
I came across this link last week:
http://www.delec.com/guide/memory/
-Lawrence LeMay
What's a good online resource to figure out
what type of memory chips
you have?
I have an old matrox Ultima + VLB card that has 2mb vram (consisting
of 8 x KM428C25J-6 chips) and has 8 more sockets for 2mb more memory
(the type where the chip pins are curled around and point to the
bottom of the chip)
Are these common chips? Most video cards I have seen either use dram
or edo ram.
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