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From: bja20850@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (B.J. Anderson)
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Subject: Re: What RAM for A3000?
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Date: 18 Jun 91 22:46:18 GMT
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n298ad@tamuts.tamu.edu (John Jordan) writes:

>In article <460.2857c586@beach.gal.utexas.edu> mrimages@beach.gal.utexas.edu writes:
>>	In anticipation of receipt of my new A3000, I was wondering if someone
>>could answer some simple questions:
>>1) What RAM chips are recommended for the A3000?
>>2) In what increments must I add the RAM?
>>3) Where's the best place to get a good deal on these chips?
>>Thanks in advance for replies!
>>R. Luebbert

YADI3RCD (Yet Another Dude Interested In 3000 Ram Chip Description :)

This query is wearing a groove but... I'm get 6MB worth of the kind
of RAM that allows one to achieve the greatest expansion (16MB right?)

My dealer calls this 1 MegaByte by 4 static ZIP (8 chips = 4Mbytes RAM)
(4MB plus the 2MB stock = 6MB)

Is this the correct name of the RAM I'm getting???  I'm already looking
for more and I haven't got me computer yet.  Looking through the various
advertisements for "cheap" RAM in IBM and Mac mags I don't find this
particular term used to describe any RAM chips... help.

-Beej

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