>On Fri, 4 Jun 1999 cruller@unicom.net wrote:
>
>> Daniel Knight wrote:
>> >
>> > Jer writes:
>> >
>> > >If memory serves me right an 8 meg LCs might come w/ (2) 4 meg simms,
>> > >I'll have to check,  that could give you :24 megs in the IIcx;SE/30
>> >
>> > That hadn't even occurred to me, but would provide me with 16MB for the
>> > IIcx, IIsi, or SE/30.
>>
>> Here is what NewerTechs GURU says
>> cpu   simms  #pins   min	 SIMMS
>>       slots  /simm  speed	per bank
>> -------------------------
>> IIcx    8    30pin  120ns	   4
>> IIsi    4    30pin  100ns	   4
>> SE/30   8    30pin  120ns	   4
>> LC      2    30pin  100ns	   2
>> LCII    2    30pin  100ns	   2
>>
>> That would give you 24 for a IIcx or SE/30 if you cannabalize the
>> IIsi(8Mb), LC(8Mb) & LCII(8Mb) or 17 for the IIsi(1Mb on board) of you
>> cannabalize the LC & LCII
>
>Just so it's clear, on everything listed above except the LC{,II}, the
>memory banks are 4 SIMMs wide. So assuming the LC's have 4 MB SIMMs, you
>have to cannabalize both of them for it to be usefull in the other
>machines. :-)

Actually, THE LCs have 4 MB soldered to the motherboard, with 2 slots. So,
if it's got 8 MB, there's only 4 MB that you can cannibalize. Then again,
you'd be leaving it with enough to still be a usable system anyway :).


Mike
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