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04-04-2003, 12:19 PM	#1
lazlow69 Member Registered: Jan 2003 Location: Central New Jersey Distribution: Knoppix to play, Slack current, OpenBSD stables Posts: 111 Rep:	Old Ram Resource Reference I just recently started a job in which I am responsible for the rehabilitation of a large amount of older computer equipment. I have a large box, literally filled to the brim with old ram chips. I have no documentation available, no reference, nothing... Can anyone suggest a website resource that has a fairly comprehensive listing of most/all ram chips from the late 80's to the present? I figure there has to be something like that out there, any info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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