memory for the 486, again

[Jason Nelson]

Seth,

I upgraded my old 486 with a KMD upgrade CPU and four 4meg SIMMS for about
$140, I wish now I had just build a new system from scratch.  You can build
a low end system for under $200  (especially if you use your same hard
drive, Cd ROM drive, floppy, etc).  Not to mention 66Mhz bus speed instead
of 33Mhz on old  AT motherboards,  200+ Mhz CPU etc. etc.)

Check out these sites before you spend money on pricy 30pin SIMMS (pricy
because they are not mass manufatured anymore).

http://www.compgeeks.com/cgi-bin/default.asp

http://www.alancomputech.com/products.htm

Jason


At 04:16 PM 1/26/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Belatedly, I've decided to take the advice of some folks on this list
>and order more memory for the poor creature.  Yahoo! Shopping lists
>the following vendors as having 30-pin SIMMs available:
>
>MVSTORE Computers
>Pcps
>Electronic Projects
>Software Direct
>Computer Town Online
>MemoryX
>Jandr
>Circuit Specialists, Inc.
>
>Does anyone have recommendations for or against any of these vendors?
>
>--
>perl -le"for(@w=(q[dm='r 0rJaa,u0cksthe';dc=967150;dz=~s/d/substrdm,\
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>{s/d/chr(36)/eg;eval;}#In Windows type this all on 1 line w/o '\'s"
>== seth gordon == sgordon at kenan.com == standard disclaimer ==
>== documentation group, kenan systems corp., cambridge, ma ==

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