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From: Evenbit on 1 Feb 2008 14:23
On Jan 31, 8:23 am, Phil Carmody <thefatphil_demun...(a)yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:
> With tales of old PCs, and the need to clear away my mound
> of PC junk before builders come in and ransack every room
> of my flat, I've decided that stock-piling stuff I have no
> use of is stupid.
>

Yeah, I've still got crumbs of 80's and 90's-era junk that is just
gathering dust.

> I am prepared to mail for free SIMMs and DIMMs of
> various sizes, mostly in matched pairs, to anyone who
> can make good use of them. IIRC I've got 32MB & 64MB
> EDO SIMMS (for PPro/PII/printers), 32MB, 64MB, and
> 128MB DIMMs of both PC100 and PC133 variety (for early
> Athlons et al.)

I believe my K7S5A mobo can use some of those. I will take a look...

Nathan.
From: Evenbit on 1 Feb 2008 21:16
On Jan 31, 2:23 pm, Evenbit <nbaker2...(a)charter.net> wrote:
>
> > I am prepared to mail for free SIMMs and DIMMs of
> > various sizes, mostly in matched pairs, to anyone who
> > can make good use of them. IIRC I've got 32MB & 64MB
> > EDO SIMMS (for PPro/PII/printers), 32MB, 64MB, and
> > 128MB DIMMs of both PC100 and PC133 variety (for early
> > Athlons et al.)
>
> I believe my K7S5A mobo can use some of those. I will take a look...
>

I take that back. I've got a 256MB { 266MHz DDR maybe } stick in it
and -- as far as I know -- they can't be mixed.

Nathan.
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