[Info-vax] RAM type for XP1000

Steven Schweda sms.antinode at gmail.com
Fri Apr 5 11:08:23 EDT 2013


> What type of RAM works in a XP1000?
>    So far I figured out that it should be 168 pins sdram
>
>    Are pc100 and pc133 OK? are there any other types working?
>    Is "registered ECC" nescesarray?

   I haven't tried anything faster than PC100.  I'd guess that
"registered" is absolutely required, because it's electrically
different.  I haven't tried (couldn't even find?) non-ECC, but I'd
expect trouble from it.  Years ago, when I was buying memory to fill
my
XP1000 systems, I had no trouble finding the right stuff cheaply on
Ebay, but I haven't looked lately.  The key descriptor is
"PC100-222-622R".  That's CAS Latency (CL) 2, registered.  The biggest
ones which are known to work are 256MB.  (512MB failed.)  Some part
numbers:

Micron MT18LSDT3272G-10EE1  Crucial CT32M72S4R8E.18T  Compaq
110958-032
(Those have a label: "256MB, Sync, 100MHz, CL2, ECC".)
Probable: Infineon HYS72V32201GR-8-C2

   I might trade a full set for a working XP1000 main board (or a
667MHz
CPU board, or something else worth much more than the memory).



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