SIMM Memory Speed

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Reply 20 of 23, by h-a-l-9000

Posted on 2017-04-14, 16:10

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Am I saying something different?

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Reply 21 of 23, by 386_junkie

Posted on 2017-04-14, 16:40

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My post was more toward the thread and/or anyone with different ideas about RAM timings.

What difference do 32-pin SIMMs have over 30-pin SIMMs?

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Reply 22 of 23, by h-a-l-9000

Posted on 2017-04-14, 16:47

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oops... Should mean 30 pin.

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Reply 23 of 23, by zakurowrath

Posted on 2017-04-15, 22:06

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WR3ND wrote:
I actually went with that same seller too. http://www.ebay.com/itm/32MB-1pc-72-pin-FPM-n … CoAAOSw4A5YxkEa Or at least they look to be the same...

Prices seem reasonable. Haven't gotten the memory yet though, so I can't vouch for it yet.

Just got my 30 pin SIMMs today, my 386 is fully up and running with 16 MB 60ns 9 CHIP SIMMs and each SIMM module was individually wrapped in its own section of a static proof bag, so looks like a good place to get ancient RAM 😊

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