A great find and retrieve there, Nurd! Now go back and get that 950! (lol!)
Welcome to the 500 club as I just got a 520c from a fellow member here, it came in yesterday! Now, for me, to open it up and put in a CF-based Drive in it if it's IDE Based. (SMH - I think it's SCSI)
Connectix RAM Doubler has its Pluses and Minuses. On a Machine like a Classic/Classic II, it runs slow though it doubles the amount of RAM in the machine Virtually. Connectix RAM Doubler runs best on a '040 machine, and even then with a minimum of 16megs. You're better off with the System's own Virtual Memory in the Control Panel if its not a '040 machine. Like Cory5412 said, it would be easier to buy RAM for the machines.
Welcome to the 500 club as I just got a 520c from a fellow member here, it came in yesterday! Now, for me, to open it up and put in a CF-based Drive in it if it's IDE Based. (SMH - I think it's SCSI)
Connectix RAM Doubler has its Pluses and Minuses. On a Machine like a Classic/Classic II, it runs slow though it doubles the amount of RAM in the machine Virtually. Connectix RAM Doubler runs best on a '040 machine, and even then with a minimum of 16megs. You're better off with the System's own Virtual Memory in the Control Panel if its not a '040 machine. Like Cory5412 said, it would be easier to buy RAM for the machines.