Accelerator PS/2 SIMMs

clueless · 19 February 2010, 19:38

Hi guys, just got a taifun MK1 accelerator for 30 notes form ebay, managed to find the manual from the file server, so happy enough so far. It's my first accerator so be please excuse the nooby questions.
The manual describes the extra ram socket as being for PS/2 SIMM, which i guess is pretty standard for an accelerator, however im also guessing its a pretty old system. Are there modern equivelents that will plug in? Is it ever described as something else other than PS/2? Apart from ebay, which came up with nothing so far, is there another source for this type of memory? And is it normally expensive?

Once again, cheers in advance

dabone · 19 February 2010, 20:05

72 Pin Simms.

32 meg and under are usually cheap.

later,
dabone

clueless · 19 February 2010, 22:03

Cheap is good, cos......

I cant afford to ride the chattanooga choo choo,
doo be doo doo
doo be doo doo

cheers dabone

19 February 2010, 19:38	#1
clueless Guessing my way round Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: England Posts: 159	Accelerator PS/2 SIMMs Hi guys, just got a taifun MK1 accelerator for 30 notes form ebay, managed to find the manual from the file server, so happy enough so far. It's my first accerator so be please excuse the nooby questions. The manual describes the extra ram socket as being for PS/2 SIMM, which i guess is pretty standard for an accelerator, however im also guessing its a pretty old system. Are there modern equivelents that will plug in? Is it ever described as something else other than PS/2? Apart from ebay, which came up with nothing so far, is there another source for this type of memory? And is it normally expensive? Once again, cheers in advance

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19 February 2010, 20:05	#2
dabone Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Chattanooga TN, USA Posts: 109	72 Pin Simms. 32 meg and under are usually cheap. later, dabone

19 February 2010, 22:03	#3
clueless Guessing my way round Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: England Posts: 159	Cheap is good, cos...... I cant afford to ride the chattanooga choo choo, doo be doo doo doo be doo doo cheers dabone

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