| From: | Gerry Harris |
| Date: | 7 Aug 2001 at 12:50:05 |
| Subject: | Re: Apollo 2nd SIMM |
Hi all
> Ahh I think we've had this one before!
> The second simm socket goes on the other side of the board close to the 060
> and it's damn near impossible to install the chip as it interferes with the
> 060!
> Either remove the 060 first or get a socket that allows you to insert it
> with the cpu in situ!
> Eyetech know what's what, ask them.
>
> Best I can do.....sorry!
>
> Richy
Yep, had this question before, from me.
I've insetred a 2nd simm socket myself.
I have an Apollo 1260LC75 board. This is obviously different than
non LC versions.
My cpu is mounted on an additional board which then plugs into the
'normal' cpu socket.
I fitted a socket which holds the sim at a 45degree angle. I mounted
the socket so that the simm would point away from the cpu socket.
Are some of you saying that your socket holds the simm so it
points towards the cpu socket?
My arrangement works OK.
I have a 32 meg in one socket and a 16 meg in the other socket.
I'm on the lookout for a cheap 32 meg simm. My 16 meg simm cost
me £12 for twoat a computer fair, they wouldn't sell them singly.
He didn't have any 32 meg simms with him, if he had they would
have been £30 for two.
NB all the simms are Fast Page Mode, std and EDO simms do not always
work
Cheers
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