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From: jtreworgy@eagle.wesleyan.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Sources for 41256 RAMS (was NO sources for 41256)
Message-ID: <4040@eagle.wesleyan.edu>
Date: 26 Nov 89 16:46:34 GMT
References: <622@syteke.be>
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In article <622@syteke.be>, jim@syteke.be (Jim Sanchez) writes:
> Amazing as it seems, after posting my request for sources for RAMS to
> expand my A2620 card I got ZERO sources.  I had suspected that lots of
> folks out there had done the upgrade but all I received was requests
> from others to pass along what I received.  Well since I got nothing,
> that ain't too hard.  Again, if anyone knows where to get these things
> and a reasonable price to pay let the net know. PLEASE!

Pick up a copy of Computer Shopper... you will find many establishments
advertising rams. Prices change frequently, so just call three or four places
to get a current 41256 price quote. From the December 1989 issue, here are a
few:
BG Micro: (214) 271 5546
Advertised prices:
41256 150 ns: $3.30
      120 ns: $3.50
      100 ns: $3.90
I.C. Express: (800) 892 8889
A.P.:
41256 150 ns: $2.70
      120 ns: $2.80
      100 ns: $3.25
Jameco Electronics: (415) 592 8097
A.P.:
41256 150 ns: $3.25
      120 ns: $3.69
      100 ns: $3.95
.. and so on. There are at least 10 different companies advertising chips in
each issue. Call a few to get the best price quotes.
--
James A. Treworgy    -- No quote here for insurance reasons --
jtreworgy@eagle.wesleyan.edu         jtreworgy%eagle@WESLEYAN.BITNET