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In <1281.764T816T8263755@angusm_ANTISPEM_.demon.co.uk>,
	Angus Manwaring <angus@angusm_ANTISPEM_.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> On 05-Apr-99 16:39:00, Paul Copsey said
> >I'm wondering where the single-sided myth came from now, I know some cards
> >physically couldn't take ds ones, but it seems that the Blizzard (which has
> >to be easily the most popular) doesn't have a great problem with ds ones.
> 
> I think this is of primary interest to Blizzard 060 users. 32 mb simms are
> usually double sided, (too big for the board unless you start using
> cable-ties) or of a configuration where the Amiga will only see
> half the memory. This is why Power have been successfully selling slim 32
> mb simms for over 80 quid. Perhaps that'll change now.

I think my Blizz060 has the single sided one onboard, the 32Mb ds one is on
the SCSI card. For the price difference involved, if it's a case of paying
80UKP for a 32Mb single sided, it is probably beneficial to buy a SCSI card
and put a bog standard 32MB EDO ds simm on that. Total cost would probably
go over 80UKP, but you get a SCSI card thrown in.

Paul