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[orange]

looking for modules that can fit in desktop A1200 (with no modifications at all), 64Mb or 128Mb..

[Jeff]

This is the best I could do. I'm sure others can help too.
Link to BPPC Memory thread
-Jeff

[orange]

yes Jeff, thank you, I know about that.
I have spent last three weeks talking to sellers at memoryx. There is a problem with shipping to my country, and it doesn't seem it will be solved soon. :-(

[doctorq]

I have a 64 MB single sided module, that I'm not using. Send me a PM with your offer if you are interested.

[adonay]

i may have 1 spare 128mb dual side...

[orange]

Thanks Adonay, but your modules don't fit desktop. (if they are the same as the ones you send me)

I got an offer for PS/2 modules, would that work?

[adonay]

ahh right, as for PS\2 modules not sure never seen those ....

[Feroz]

I sell in ebay some modules 64MB EDO single sided for BlizzardPPC. I leave a message here in marketplace.
However my modules couldn't fit in an A1200 desktop, due to their height.
So I can consider to sell my modules installed on my BlizzardPPC.
They are 2 64MB EDO modules, double sided with chips arranged horizontally. In fact these memories are very short in height.
Therefore I think they are good for your goal.
Please let me know.

[orange]

still looking for those..

I got another offer for PS/2 RAM, would it work?

EDIT: according to wikipedia:

The PS/2 used the 72-pin RAM SIMM, which became the de facto standard for RAM modules by the mid-90s in mid-late 486 and early Pentium desktop systems. SIMMs were 32 or 36-bits wide, and replaced the old 30-pin (8/9-bit) SIPP standard, which was much less convenient as SIPPs had to be used four at a time to match the bus width of a system with a 32-bit bus. 72-pin SIMMs were also capable of larger maximum capacities.

so its ok?