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2MB ZIP RAM MEM HM514402BZ6 (60ns)-Static Column-1MBx4-32Bit - NOS
ZIP RAM MEMORY
>>> Static Column model <<<
New Old Stock - Brand New - NEUF
Part: .................HM514402BZ6 (60ns)
Manufaturer: .....HITACHI
Type: ................ZIP RAM - 1MBx4 configuration - Static Column - 32Bit
Format: .............Plastic ZIP 20pins - Zigzag Inline Package
Speed: ..............60ns
PRICE: 17.00 EUR / 2MB / 4 chips / including P&P
- SALES RESERVED ONLY OUTSIDE FRANCE!!!
- Exotic countries/Islands/Iceland: please ask me for the shipping cost;
- Delay in economic mode (without tracked/insured): 5/10/25+ working days (depends)
- Delivery: in robust&indestructible :smile: pack - for worldwide.
- Shipment with insured+tracked: ask me.
- Payment: PAYPAL as Gift only + extra fees
Sold as it is - No warranty - No refund - No return.
Tested on A2000 (KS3.1) + OKTAGON 2008 (ROM 6.12)
Tested on A3000D (KS3.1) 030@25Mhz (Rev9.03) + 3-State MegaMix II
- AMIGA A3000 (T): Fast Memory-32Bit on ZIP sockets;
- AMIGA AA3000 (prototype): ZIP Memory for Chip & Fast RAM!
- 3-State A502/4;
- 3-State A502/4 Plus;
- 3-State APOLLO 500;
- ACT Electronik APOLLO 520 Turbo
- Roßmöller A8MB-4;
- Access 32;
- Advanced ChipRAM Adapter (*);
- AlfaRam RA2-8M;
- AlfaRam RA5-8M;
- ATP-Speicher 500;
- BigRAM 30 (CDTV);
- BigRAM CD8 (CDTV);
- CDTV RAM;
- COLSP;
- Elbox 500/8 (*);
- Elbox CDTV/8 (*);
- M1205 (*);
- MegaBox (*);
- MegaMix 500 (*);
- 3-State MegaMix II (tested OK);
- 3-State MegaMix III (*);
- 3-State MegaMix IV (*);
- Memory Master;
- Memory Master 1200 / AlfaRam 1200;
- OKTAGON 2008;;
- Power Computing PC1204 (4 MB RAM soldered to board)(*);
- Phoenix 8MB RAM;
- RAM Jet (RAM soldered to board)(*);
- Reference RAM;
- SmartCard (SC-201);
- SupraRAM 500RX;
- SupraDrive 500XP (byteSync) with DIP to ZIP adapter;
- Top Chip;
- Vector 2MB A500i (Professional RAM Board IIIB);
- Vector 8MB A500i (Professional RAM Board IIIC);
- RETINA Z2 v1.1 (*);
- etc...
(*)= must be checked
List provided for information purposes only.
Check in your manual if you have ZIP sockets and if your equipment accept these chips: 1MBx4 - ZIP - 32Bits Fast RAM Memory.
Please write me for more information and/or to confirm if you can install these RAMs on your expansion board/AMIGA.
Please use specific tools and all protections against ESD!!!
MORE INFORMATIONS / PLEASE READ THIS:
"You can use 60 or 70 or 80. Just don't mix them in an A3000 or you'll have all sorts of mysterious errors."
"Static column enable an '030 to burst, so will be slightly faster (2-5%). You can't mix SC and FP unless you put FP on the first bank (which is tested on POST to determine burst capability). AFAIK an '040 (on A3640) can't burst anyway, so SC or FP shouldn't matter."
"Mixing different speed grades usually doesn't cause problems but mixing different manufacturers/types might. If you have to mix, it's advisable to put the slowest RAMs onto the first bank and the slowest chips on lower bits, i.e. to lower left hand side (when seen from front). When mixed TEST YOUR RAM! "
"SC ZIPs have the advantage of being 10% faster, but Page Mode ZIPs are more compatible with the A3640
040 CPU board with 2.04 ROMs (as opposed to 3.1 ROMs which use SC fine), and also fit into the A2386 Bridgeboard and run faster in that. Page Modes are also slightly cheaper."
"In general, you must fill out the entire bank with chips, and the lower the speed the better. The given speeds are minimum guidelines specified by Commodore. Anything past 70 ns is needlessly fast though."
"Static column ones support burst memory access and so they perform 10% faster. "
"Check if your computer/card is supporting Static Column."
"The Warp Engine is not expected to work with Static Column ZIP RAM chips."
Others pictures (added: 03/07/2011)
3-State MegaMix II
http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/4...c00016t.th.jpg
WhichAmiga (1)
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/4...00023un.th.jpg
WhichAmiga (2)
http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/1...00024cn.th.jpg
SYSINFO (1)
http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/9...00025fb.th.jpg
SYSINFO (2)
http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/9...c00026m.th.jpg
SYSINFO (3)
http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/456/dsc00028.th.jpg
Show Config
http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/5...00027zr.th.jpg
ZIP (1)
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/6...00031jq.th.jpg
ZIP (2)
http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/784/dsc00032b.th.jpg
Please use specific tools and all protections against ESD!!!
REMEMBER ALWAYS TO DISCONNECT ALL POWER CABLES BEFORE OPENING UP THE MACHINE!!!!! REMEMBER TO WORK IN A STATIC-FREE ENVIRONMENT, GROUNDING YOURSELF BY CONNECTING A WIRE FROM YOURSELF TO A NEARBY GROUND!!
