[rescue] Re: looking for SS1000 memory
Mike Nicewonger
twmaster at twmaster.com
Fri Aug 9 14:31:15 CDT 2002
No they are not 72 pin. They *look* similar to 72 but I can guarantee you
they are not.
Mike N
on 8/9/02 3:11 PM, dietermontanez at attbi.com at dietermontanez at attbi.com
wrote:
> Yeap 72 Pins .. here are 128 MB from ebay ...
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2045025798
>> On Fri, 9 Aug 2002, Steve Sandau wrote:
>>
>>> At work I have a SS1000 with 256M of memory in 8 chips. I need to
>>> upgrade this to at least 512M to use it for the Oracle database I have.
>>>
>>> Suggestions on where to (cheaply) purchase the appropriate (weird
>>> 68-pin) modules?
>>
>> They're very weird 68-pin modules, in that they have 72 pins. :-)
>>
>> The SS1000 uses 72pin ECC Parity DRAM in banks of 8 8MB or 32MB. There are
>> some dutch auctions for the 32meg sticks on ebay... search for "501-2196".
>> oempcworld.com and memoryx.net are good places to look too.
>>
>> --Rob
>>
>> Robert Novak, Indyramp Consulting * rnovak at indyramp.com *
>> indyramp.com/~rnovak
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Mike N
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