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From: sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu (scott sutherland)
Newsgroups: comp.misc,comp.periphs
Subject: Where to purchase inexpensive DRAM chips???
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Date: 28 Feb 90 17:14:14 GMT
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	First of all, let me ask if this is the appropriate group
to post this article.  If it is not, please email to me what the 
appropriate group for follow-ups is.  

	Now, I am going to be upgrading memory on 2 peripherals for
my Amiga computer.  For one of these, I need 256K x 4 CMOS DRAM 
120 ns chips (DIP).  For the other, I need 256K x 4 CMOS DRAM
80 or 100 ns chips (**ZIP**).  Now, in the Computer shopper, I can
find several places which sell 256K x 4 CMOS DRAM chips which I
assume to be DIP.  What I need to know is:

	a) How do I tell if the chips listed are DIP or ZIP?  By
	   part #?

	b) If the ones in CS are DIP, I am okay there.  Where can
	   I find an inexpensive (relatively) source for the 80 ns
	   or 100 ns ZIP chips?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Scott Sutherland
sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu