CompuServe Thread

DKB MegaChip + ICD FFV

9 messages in this thread
#13994From: Wayne ColeFeb 2, 1991 12:40 AM
Bill, Why don't you order the FFV and tell us if it fits? ;^} Seriously, I appreciate your info on the Grapevine Group. wmc
#14625From: Bill CareyFeb 8, 1991 10:42 PM
If someone can tell me where FFV fits I'll probably be able to tell you if it fits. Had the 2500 apart so often lately I don't even turn the lights on any more. :> One more note on the Grapevine Group; got the rebate check back yesterday, so they are straight with that also. Bill Carey – via Whap!
#14865From: Wayne ColeFeb 11, 1991 1:17 AM
FFV plugs into the Denise socket. I'm hoping either it doesn't conflict with the MegAchip or that there is a simple workaround.
#15022From: Bill CareyFeb 13, 1991 6:32 PM
Bad news, the MegaChip goes right over Denise. Unless DKB does a redesign or FFV is EXTREMELY short, I wouldn't look for a quick fix. How does the 2320 work, same way? (If so it sure ends my confusion about which flicker fixer to get.)
#15263From: Wayne ColeFeb 16, 1991 2:57 PM
Bill, The 2320 goes in the video slot. So if you are not planing to use that slot for any video gear you are OK, I believe. I wonder if using an extra socket between MegaChip and the Agnes slocket would giv the vertical clearance. I have a 4500 rpm fan that runs 32 cfm of air throughg th box so thermal problems hopefully would be averted. Any thoughts on this approach? wmc
#15721From: Bill CareyFeb 22, 1991 7:04 PM
Sorry, but I have no idea how much clearance the FFV would need. The 5 1/4 drive bay goes right over it so you're limited in any case. (At least I think it does, one part or another of that bridge goes over it.) Thanks for the info on the 2320 board. Looks like it may be the only way to go with the MegaChip installed. (By the way, how do you keep any paper on your desk with that fan? :>) Bill Carey – via Whap!
#16425From: Wayne ColeMar 2, 1991 10:42 PM
Bill, The fan was facing the window – ruffled the curtains all the time – cats loved it. Today I just replaced it with a cheapy radio shack 2700rpm 27cufm jobby that whispers. Now amy doesn't sound like a 727 on a take-off roll. wmc
#14892From: paul ciminoFeb 11, 1991 4:13 PM
How much is the rebate?
#15023From: Bill CareyFeb 13, 1991 6:32 PM
$45 is what they gave me, depends on how much damage you do getting it out. (It's easy to trash the chip, they come out HARD)