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Posted by: techknight on 2011-11-23 18:30:57
picked up a big bag full of RAM today. mostly 72pin simm, and some 30pin SIMM.
72-pin SIMM:
4 Sticks of crucial CT8M36P5M6.M18DM
2 sticks of compaq 129041-002
6 sticks of MT8D432M-6X
2 sticks of compaq 12707-004
2 sticks of compaq 139973-003
6 sticks of compaq/NEC MC-424000F32P-60
2 sticks of compaq 185207-002
3 sticks of compaq 185174-002
2 sticks of VT15631.0A
1 stick of compaq 137143-001
1 stick of SIEMENS HYM324025S-60
1 stick of SEC KMM5324100AK-7
1 stick of SMART SM532044002X3S7
30pin SIMM:
4 sticks of NEC MC-421000A8B-80
4 sticks of Samsung KMM58256BN-8
6 sticks of TI ZA1593 (each stick has 8 chips of TMS4256FML / G871422SN)
Weird RAM:
1 proprietary pushpin style stick of HB65651232AP-10
1 small SIMM (maybe 72 pin laptop?) SEC KMM332V410BS-L7
1 small SIMM (maybe 72 pin laptop?) MT8LDT432HG-6
3 sticks of maybe ECC SDRAM SEC KMM372V413BK-6U
Phew.. that was alot of inventorying and typing. Are these of any use in the mac world? I dont have any PCs or servers that would take this RAM.
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Posted by: Bunsen on 2011-11-24 07:47:46
30 pin and 72 pin RAM are used all through the 68k Mac line, where proprietary modules are not. 72 pin is also used in the earliest PPCs.
That "pushpin" RAM could be a SIPP module; they were used on some early x86 and other machines. Are the pins all on one edge of, and in line with, the module? ie, as opposed to being at right angles like a DIP chip, a SIPP has pins and PCB in one plane.
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Posted by: Trash80toHP_Mini on 2011-11-24 09:12:42
VRAM came in a Z-Pack/ZIP-Pack kinda config where the contacts are on .01 centers on each side but the second row is offset by .005 from the first.
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Posted by: techknight on 2011-11-24 18:00:31
no no, not that kind of pushpin type ram.
this is like a header pin style RAM. it has a female connector on it, similar to a laptop HDD connector.
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Posted by: Bunsen on 2011-11-25 00:29:55
Weird. Got pix?
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Posted by: techknight on 2011-11-25 12:08:36
Ya ill have to pull the camera out though.
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Posted by: LCGuy on 2011-11-25 15:03:29
It could be laptop RAM of some sort...I have a RAM module from a 486 laptop somewhere around here that looks somewhat similar. And remember, older PowerBooks (PB1xx) used similar connectors to what you're describing.
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Posted by: bbraun on 2011-11-25 16:21:23
1 proprietary pushpin style stick of HB65651232AP-10 This is PB100 RAM. I've got this module in my (not booting) pb100.
Edit: some googling implies it's 2MB, which seems about right.
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Posted by: techknight on 2011-11-26 08:13:38
Ya, i decided to google it, and thats it. looks exactly as that. I dont have any PB100s, so its of no use to me.
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