[comp.sys.amiga.hardware] Ram chips

theorist@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Charles Callaway) (03/13/90)

Our IBM XT's at work recently went down for good and have been replaced. 
However, we did nothing with the old XT's and I was told I could have the
parts for free.  I was wondering what I could strip from them to put into
my Amiga 500.  Can I take out the RAM chips and plug them into some 0K
board?  Is the power supply/fan usable as a replacement?  Could I even 
custom make my own bridgeboard????? (wow!)  Although the last is not likely,
I would greatly appreciate any info/advice/hints on how I could divy up
those parts, since poor college students like myself can not afford all of
those neat hardware gadgets.  Thanks in advance!

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lag@itsgw.rpi.edu (Jose Raffucci) (01/21/91)

Ok, I want to get this thing settled.  I have the C= 2058 card in my amy, at 
least I *think* that's what I got, I'm too lazy to open it up again.  I've 
been told that it uses just about every chip ever manufactured.  *I* think
that it uses 256k x 4 DRAM's 80ns...  ARE they the right ones?  I really 
wish I had a spec sheet, but since I got it used...sigh.  Can someone
please e-mail me the CORRECT chips to get?  thanx.


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jma@beach.cis.ufl.edu (John 'Vlad' Adams) (01/22/91)

In article <*95^FA^@rpi.edu> lag@itsgw.rpi.edu (Jose Raffucci) writes:
>
>Ok, I want to get this thing settled.  I have the C= 2058 card in my amy, at 
>least I *think* that's what I got, I'm too lazy to open it up again.  I've 
>been told that it uses just about every chip ever manufactured.  *I* think

You've been lied to.

>that it uses 256k x 4 DRAM's 80ns...  ARE they the right ones?  I really 
>wish I had a spec sheet, but since I got it used...sigh.  Can someone
>please e-mail me the CORRECT chips to get?  thanx.

It uses 1 meg by 1 DRAM of at least 120ns speed.
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