View Full Version : Blizzard 1240/60 simm size support
DoogUK
08 March 2009, 14:32
I'm confused, i have the DCE version of the blizzard 1240.
Amiga resource lists the card as only supporting 64mb onboard but big book says 128mb.
I know the scuzz kit takes 128mb...but i thought the card also took 128mb.....can anyone say if it definately supports 128mb on the card itself?
twizzle
08 March 2009, 15:05
one site says yes the other no :confused
so you have nothing to loose by trying a 128mb in the card?
it will either work or not :)
DoogUK
08 March 2009, 15:11
I havent got one, i'm running 64mb on the card and 64mb on the scsi kit.
twizzle
08 March 2009, 15:15
I havent got one, i'm running 64mb on the card and 64mb on the scsi kit.
ah, i see, you want to confirm this before you buy some 128mb simms:)
DoogUK
08 March 2009, 15:16
Yep, although i won't bother until i've had it upgraded to the 1260
solaris104
08 March 2009, 16:14
My friend have in B1260 and SCSI kit 2x128MB SIMM. B1260 is the same card such as B1240.
Calgor
08 March 2009, 16:18
Vesalia sells DCE Blizzard 1240 with description supporting 128MB, and Amigakit sells 128MB SIMM for said accelarator card in the title name of the item in their shop. Primary source however could be the same.... maybe check with those stores to see if they actually known the reality.
Interestingly the 1240 (including Blizzard 1260!) manual on Amiga Resource says the Phase 5 versions of those accelerators only supports 64MB, so maybe DCE version has extra mem support? I always assumed the 1260 could do 128...
EDIT: Elsewhere in the manual it says the 1260 accepts 128MB SIMMs, don't you just love contradictory manuals?
DoogUK
08 March 2009, 17:33
:lol
I'm guessing it supports 128mb, just wanted to be sure.
Cant see them making a 1230 that does support 128mb then a 1240/1260 that doesn't.
amigakit.com
08 March 2009, 19:03
The DCE version of the 1240 and 1260 with angled SIMM socket definately supports selected 128MB SIMMs
DoogUK
08 March 2009, 19:11
Cool, thanks. ...gonna have to max that puppy out with 256mb :D
twizzle
08 March 2009, 23:09
Cool, thanks. ...gonna have to max that puppy out with 256mb :D
i wonder what gave me the impression you are going to do that :D
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