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Subject: Re: //GS hard disks and memory
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Date: Thu, 4-Jun-87 15:15:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun  4 15:15:00 1987
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Re:  memory expansion chips.  Based on one person's experience (mine)
you have to be careful in getting chips to go in the Apple GS memory
board.  I went down to the local discount electronics place and got
chips that seemed to ahve all the same part numbers, including whatever
code it was that specified the speed, but they didn't work.  Ended up
buyingthem from the dealer afterall.  Don't know why the one's I bought
didn't work.