#4MB SIMM for sale
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"I assume its a 70NS SIMM and thats why you don't need it? The Warp engine
can use those SIMMS if they are 60NS for the 040/40 or 70NS for the
040/33."
I've kept one of the 4MB SIMMs Shawn so that's 20MB in my 4000. I rarely
need 20MB unless I'm doing some scanning or image processing, in which
case I can use virtual memory. Also I wanted to get away from the 70ns
SIMMs and start populating the Warp with 60ns or faster.
// John (Speeding on the Information Superhighway)
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I agree,
Why wait, a increase in the wait state that is. I have 20MB in
my 4000 as well. Finding a 60NS 16MB SIMM was a bugger though.
Good luck on you sale.:)
Shawn
Silent Paw Productions
H.Co was selling the single-sided 16MB 60ns SIMMs for $599. Not a bad
price, and I like the fact they are single-sided. If you need the phone
number, I can get it for you.
// John (Speeding on the Information Superhighway)
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Is that a 72 pin 4×32 (or 4×36) SIMM??? I may just want to give them a
cal! 🙂
Bob Comer — AmigaDOS and OS/2, the only way to compute!
Cheyenne, Wyoming U.S.A.
Bob: Yep, its 72 pin and I'm pretty sure its 4 x 32, but I didn't check
for sure. I don't think it matters for the WarpEngine because I think it
can use either, since the extra bits are parity I believe.
// John (Speeding on the Information Superhighway)
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My boards can use the 4×36's too, but I don't like having those extra bits
laying around 😉
Bob Comer — AmigaDOS and OS/2, the only way to compute!
Cheyenne, Wyoming U.S.A.