Yep, it appears so.
I've since uncovered a bunch of RAM - some 128MB and 64MB PC100, and some 72 and 30 pin SIMMs. Can't tell size on most of them, but as they're taken from machines that were originally set up as servers, I'm guessing they'd be maxed out.
There's also one set of RAM of a type I've never seen before. It has actual pins rather than an edge connector.
If I'd had a little more time I could have recovered oodles of socketed ICs, possibly more by the shake n bake method.
Also two full height, 5 1/4" hard drives. One IDE, one unknown. I saved the controller cards from the machine the unknown drive came out of. It was an AT clone. MFM? The connector on the drive was a PCB edge connector, not a DIL header.
I've since uncovered a bunch of RAM - some 128MB and 64MB PC100, and some 72 and 30 pin SIMMs. Can't tell size on most of them, but as they're taken from machines that were originally set up as servers, I'm guessing they'd be maxed out.
There's also one set of RAM of a type I've never seen before. It has actual pins rather than an edge connector.
If I'd had a little more time I could have recovered oodles of socketed ICs, possibly more by the shake n bake method.
Also two full height, 5 1/4" hard drives. One IDE, one unknown. I saved the controller cards from the machine the unknown drive came out of. It was an AT clone. MFM? The connector on the drive was a PCB edge connector, not a DIL header.