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The Macintosh Plus requires 150-ns or faster SIMMs. RAM speed is indicated by the -xx number after the manufacturer's part number (-15 indicates a 150-ns SIMM). Logic Board
I too, want to upgrade my Mac Plus to 4M. I have three sets of 4-1M SIMMs: they read -70, -7 and -80 after the manufacturer's part number. I assume -70 and -7 means 70ns; -80 means 80ns. Is that correct? You say they should be 150ns or faster. OK. But the difference between 150 and 70 is big. Would that be too fast? Should I use the 80ns or the 70ns set?
Thank you.
Harold
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