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In article <1d7jpo6.1huhk0z1s5ny68N@p60.nas2.is3.u-net.net>,
matti@grnfield.u-net.com (Matthew Greenfield) wrote:

>Another question:
>
>A friend has 8mb in an LC630 but wants more.
>
>I presume there are two slots each filled with 4mb (I havn't looked).
>So, to get 20mb would mean removing one of the 4 and replacing it with a
>16mb SIMM?
>
>Is this right? I've never opened a 630... is it easy to fit?

There is a 4 mb simm soldered on, and you'll have to bin/sell/give away
the other one. I think the maximum you can put in is a 32 mb simm.

It is quite easy in theory but when I upgraded the RAM in my '630 a couple
of years ago I managed to destroy the motherboard which cost about �300 to
replace, and no I couldn't put a PowerPC one in. The moral is make sure
you use one of those earthing straps - some memory suppliers give them
away with the simms.

Mike

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