morris@ucunix.san.uc.edu (Ted Morris) (12/20/90)
recent "Support Partnership Tech Notes" put out by my district
Apple folks has a blurb about Mac Classic, LC, and IIsi Memory
Configurations. The table's too wide to scan and post, so I'll
try not to introduce any errors as I transcribe:
Mac Classic
Total Main Logic Memory Expansion Memory Expansion
Memory Board Card Card SIMMs
====== ========== ================ ================
1.0Mb 1Mb (built-in) empty not available
2.0Mb " 1Mb (on-board)* empty
2.5Mb " " (2) 256K SIMMs
4.0Mb " " (2) 1M SIMMs
* M6361LL/A Mac Classic 1Mb Mem. Exp.
Cd.
Mac LC
Total Main Logic Memory Expansion
Memory Board SIMMs
====== ========== ================
2Mb 2Mb (built-in) empty
4Mb " (2) 1Mb SIMMs
6Mb " (2) 2Mb SIMMs
10Mb " (2) 4Mb SIMMs
Mac IIsi
Total Main Logic Memory Expansion
Memory Board SIMMs
====== ========== ================
2Mb 1Mb (built-in) (4) 256K SIMMs
3Mb " (4) 512K SIMMs
5Mb " (4) 1Mb SIMMs
9Mb " (4) 2Mb SIMMs
17Mb " (4) 4Mb SIMMs
Frankly, I didn't even know that 512K SIMMs and 2Mb SIMMs were
widely available on the market (they may not be (-: ). Apple
notes further in this memo, "256KB and 512KB SIMMs are not
supported by Macintosh LC. Expansion of Macintosh Classic past
1Mb requires M6361LL/A Expansion Card. The minimum recommended
DRAM SIMM access time is 100ns. Fast page mode SIMMs are not
required."
Ted Morris giving up on cutesy .sigs for a while