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Subject: Memory chips for IIgs
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Date: Wed, 1-Apr-87 20:04:58 EST
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I just upgraded my Apple IIgs Memory Expansion Card from 512K to 1
Meg by adding chips that I ordered from the A.P.P.L.E. Co-op.  These
chips seem to work just fine and they are considerably cheaper than
buying them from Apple.  I paid $32.00 per set of 8 chips (order
code HCHIP8).  I did buy my first 256K expansion set from Apple, and
it included the 2 jumper blocks needed if you expand to 1 Meg. I
imagine that you can probably get the jumper blocks elsewhere.  I
have no financial interest in A.P.P.L.E. Co-op other than being a
member.  Just thought others might want to know that these chips
really do work (when I called them, they were not absolutely sure,
but said I could return them if they did not work).