In case you need EDO RAM

[Holzmann]

Just ask me, I got masses on EDO RAM.

I will just take the delivery costs.

There are no marks that shows the size of the modules, but and EDO System is planned to test all this

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I am interested in large ones, 64, 128, 256 Mb if you have.
Usually esay to spot candidates: many chips on them.

[Holzmann]

I think I can build a working system withhin the next weeks.
but anyways, hard to get 256MB ones must have been expensive as hell at that time

[frag_]

Simms are expensive, but EDO dimms are under $6-7 for the 256 stick

[Holzmann]

is it possible to read out the architecture to check if it is SIMM or DIMM?

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It's physical feature, differrent connector:
simm - one notch at the middle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Edoram.jpg
dimm (upper) - two notches
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DIMMs.jpg

[Holzmann]

Ok that sounds easy

[Antinomy]

I'm interested too - in 64/128MB SIMMs both EDO and FPM. But if you find some DIMM EDO, I'd take it too depending on the marking of the chips.

[Holzmann]

I definetly have some pairs of DIMM EDO, too but there is no inscription. I am going to test that when my sys. is running.

[GRX-RAJU]

[Holzmann]

is that registered ECC?

[GRX-RAJU]

probably they are not ECC modules

[Holzmann]

thought, because of the "X72" description, isn't that a sign for extra buffered server ram? Or am I wrong?

[GRX-RAJU]

I'm not interested in memory modules I only collect CPU's so You have to check it.
These 4 modules I got about 3 years ago with Pentium Pro processor.

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