RAM Speed and Number of Pins in RAM
Neil Meyers
I want to buy some more RAM, but don't know which type to get. I have a
7100/80, and wonder if I should use 80, 70, or 60 ns----
70 or 72 pins. Does it even matter?
NM
Mike Rosenberg
In article <nnmim-12069...@news2.deltanet.com>,
nn...@mail.deltanet.com (Neil Meyers) wrote:
Your 7100 requires 80 ns or faster SIMMs, so any of the speeds you listed
will work. There's no benefit to paying more for faster RAM, though. And
the SIMMs have to have 72 pins. Is there even such a thing as 70-pin
SIMMs?
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Mike Rosenberg
Macintosh Consultant/Instructor
<http://www.macconsult.com/mikerose>
"If you ever get annoyed, look at me, I'm self employed..."
Steve Palm
> I want to buy some more RAM, but don't know which type to get. I have a
>7100/80, and wonder if I should use 80, 70, or 60 ns----
>70 or 72 pins. Does it even matter?
>
>NM
Go find "Apple Spec 5/96" (apple software site or use a search engine) and
download it. It runs in filemaker, and will tell all you need to know.
Live long and prosper
Steve Palm
Ken Orford
In article <palm-12069...@ppp41.nfinity.com>, pa...@nfinity.com
(Steve Palm) wrote:
:In article <nnmim-12069...@news2.deltanet.com>,
Try GURU (Guide to RAM Upgrades) by Newer Technology, available in
info-mac archives. It's free and doesn't require Filemaker!!
KO.
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Shawn Grinter
It matters!!
7100/80 uses 72 pin SIMMs, I havn't got my copy of GURU to hand so I
can't remeber the speed. If you tell your supplier what its for they'll
give you the correct ones.
Shawn Grinter
Millenium Systems
Shawn Grinter
... found my Guru - its 80ns.
Shawn Grinter
Millenium Systems