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By eye2i Tue Mar 23, 2004 4:48 pm
Okay, from what I've read so far it's appears that PC133 144pin w/ 4 chips seems to be working. As many have noted (even with the Akai ram) that whatever you get will be half of what your bought. 256 is actually 128 and 128 is 64. For those who have working ram it would be greatly appreciated if you gives us brand and where you purchased from? In the end I suppose it would be easier to pay more and get the sure thing but that's why these forums are so important. KNOWLEDGE is POWER.
By jocks Tue Mar 23, 2004 7:01 pm
eye2i wrote:Okay, from what I've read so far it's appears that PC133 144pin w/ 4 chips seems to be working. As many have noted (even with the Akai ram) that whatever you get will be half of what your bought. 256 is actually 128 and 128 is 64. For those who have working ram it would be greatly appreciated if you gives us brand and where you purchased from? In the end I suppose it would be easier to pay more and get the sure thing but that's why these forums are so important. KNOWLEDGE is POWER.

hi again,
what I wrote about the memory type is what I found on the memory card.
here's however a link to the company that make the memory chips and cards. they're called "Kreton" http://www.kreton.com/KVM.htm
BTW: the company is making stuff that are sold with other brand markings as well. now it's time to digg into the menues of my new mpc1k :)
/jocks

By LabWorkz Wed Mar 24, 2004 6:17 pm
Stop bein cheap and just cop the 128mb memory ram for $110 its not that much playa! :wink:

By Troma Wed Mar 24, 2004 7:11 pm
$110 for 128MB is outrageous. I haven't paid close to a dollar a MB for like 8 years. It's b*llsh*t.
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By PJay Tue Mar 30, 2004 8:21 pm
eye2i wrote:As many have noted (even with the Akai ram) that whatever you get will be half of what your bought.



you are saying that the actual akai-branded chip is really a 256 chip that reads 128 ??

can anyone confirm this ?


/p

By Mobonix Tue Mar 30, 2004 8:30 pm
Good lookin out thetonewrecker
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By PJay Tue Mar 30, 2004 8:46 pm
loos like amazon and j&R music world have the PNY 256 even cheaper.......

try this.......

http://dealram.com/prices/14/256MB.html?1,4
Bypraecox Wed Mar 31, 2004 3:14 pm
I got a Corsair double sided RAM and it worked. and it costed me 60 euros

SODIMM 128MB
PC133

www.corsairmemory.com

hope it helps

By mecanoiz Wed Mar 31, 2004 10:15 pm
Hi,

I sold it to praecox. I'm running a pc shop and had some old laptop Sodimm laying around. It seems it's not available anymore at my distributors and I can't find it on corair's site either. I ordered that module about 8 months ago. You should find it on stock at your corsair retailer. There must be alot of them in in the USA (corsair is US based). We're from Belgium. I'll try to check out what the exact SN was. I remember it had samsung chips which are known for their very low latencies.
As I use an mpc2kxl I'm not really into this discussion. just email me if you got any questions maybe i can hep you, maybe..

By tjudge Thu Apr 01, 2004 2:38 am
Today I purchased a 256MB stick of memory from MicroCenter in Atlanta and the memory works fine in the MPC 1000. The memory was $54. You can also order it from their website. I took pictures of the actual memory in the MPC and of my screen but I do not know how to attach pictures to the post. I also loaded up over 100mb of samples and it worked flawlessly. Here is a link to the website.

http://www.microcenter.com/single_produ ... id=0157922[/url]

Bybase615 Fri Apr 02, 2004 9:54 pm
I'm in the UK, can somebody confirm that this would work fine;

http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/PartSpe ... 7E&cat=RAM

I was going to fire out £100 for the Akai stuff but £49 sits much better with me.

Cheers,

Craig
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By AMG Sun Apr 04, 2004 7:13 pm
tjudge wrote:Today I purchased a 256MB stick of memory from MicroCenter in Atlanta and the memory works fine in the MPC 1000. The memory was $54. You can also order it from their website. I took pictures of the actual memory in the MPC and of my screen but I do not know how to attach pictures to the post. I also loaded up over 100mb of samples and it worked flawlessly. Here is a link to the website.

http://www.microcenter.com/single_produ ... id=0157922[/url]


Is the 1K reading the whole 256MB??? I'm getting a 1K in a couple of weeks and I really don't wanna come off $110 for memory unless I really have no other choice.
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By effekt Tue Apr 06, 2004 2:57 am
for those who still don't believe that it works....here is a proof :)

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it gives you 64MB for 17$CAN, not bad at all :)