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From: twleung@athena.mit.edu (Theodore W. (Ted) Leung)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Simms
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Date: 26 May 88 14:11:45 GMT
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I have a 1 meg Mac II that I'm trying to get upgraded to 5 Meg.  All the
places I've called have high profile SIMM's.  I know that high profile SIMM's
can interfere with the use of the internal expansion slot in an SE, but it
seems that there shouldn't be a problem in the Mac II.   Can anyone give a
good reason for not using high profile SIMM's.  Apple's SIMM's are low
profile, but they have to go into SE's as well.   The only thing I can come
up with is that somone might make a 68030 accelerator that mounts in the
socket for the 68020.   Also, a good source for SIMM's would be appreciated
as well.
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