#Need PC RAM…?
Tom,
That's okay, the original message is somewhat confusing. I'm selling two
complete sets of RAM, each of which consist of four 1×9-80ns SIMMs. That's 1MB
a SIMM, and on a 386DX or 486SX-DX-DX/2-DX/4 they are usually required in banks
of four (thus 4 SIMMs per set). These are 30-Pin SIMMs. Now I also have one
1×36-80ns SIMM. This SIMM is the newer 72-pin style and actually adds 4MB to
your system. This SIMM has parity bits, so it will only work in most PCs. As
someone else has already mentioned, it _MAY_ work in an A4000 if you rip the
parity chips off of it, but I won't be responsible if it doesn't work after the
alteration. Most of the newer 486 motherboards have 72-Pin sockets, and only
one SIMM is required per bank. Now, what were you looking for?
Regards, Keith.