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Show us your ram collection/pile

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First post, by treeman

Posted on 2019-05-04, 04:19

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I was just going through my ram pile and thought haven't seen a thread on ram but a few on cpus, maybye it will take off.

Here is my stack

The majority seems to be sdram/ddr/2
A fair stack of 72pin ram followed by 30pin
and 2 random cache pipe burst modules or whatever they are called

Reply 1 of 4, by cyclone3d

Posted on 2019-05-04, 18:12

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Ok, I'll play. I'd like to see a RAM stash larger than mine.. I actually need to go through it all and get rid of (sell) a lot of it.

30-pin

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72-pin

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SDRAM, DDR, DDR2, and DDR3

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cache, RDRAM, and server DDR2 (registered)

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Reply 2 of 4, by kixs

Posted on 2019-05-16, 21:15

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My 30-pin simms:

There are many simms already installed on my 286/386/486 motherboards - probably a half of these on the photo.

Photos of EDO, SDRAM, DDR... modules maybe some time later...

Visit my AmiBay items for sale (updated: 2025-03-14). I also take requests 😉
https://www.amibay.com/members/kixs.977/#sales-threads

Reply 3 of 4, by eisapc

Posted on 2019-05-17, 11:42

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Oops, just gave away a parcel of 3,5 kg of my odd spares to another collector. Some 32 and 64 MB SDRAM and PS/2 FPM, but mostly PS/2 EDO with 4 and 8 MB.
Despite storing my motherboards with memory modules installed there are still some huge boxes of spare memory modules.
Beyond the usual 30 pin, PS/2, RAMBUS, SDRAM and DIMM modules there are quite some rarities like lots of PS/2 parity and ECC modules, buffered FPM and EDO DIMMS, registered DIMMs or system specific memory for HP, IBM and SUN workstations, 5V buffered EDO DIMMs for hp Vectra XUs or proprietary modules for IBM PS/2 8580 or old Compaq Deskpros and Systempros.
Will try to take some photos during the weekend.
eisapc

Reply 4 of 4, by flonky_tash

Posted on 2019-05-22, 09:10

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