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Memory card question

Amigaz

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I recently aquired a memory card, see pic below

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Can this be used in any 386 PC which has this sort of memory slot, it seem it will go in backwards on this motherboard I have, lol

The bracket will be located at the front of the case instead of at the backplane

http://stason.org/TULARC/pc/motherboards/A/ASUS-COMPUTER-INTERNATIONAL-386-ISA-386C.html
 
I recently aquired a memory card, see pic below

5ecc_1.JPG


Can this be used in any 386 PC which has this sort of memory slot, it seem it will go in backwards on this motherboard I have, lol

The bracket will be located at the front of the case instead of at the backplane

http://stason.org/TULARC/pc/motherboards/A/ASUS-COMPUTER-INTERNATIONAL-386-ISA-386C.html

Won't work, those memory expansion cards were designed for particular motherboards (I think I have a couple around)...
 
Won't work, those memory expansion cards were designed for particular motherboards (I think I have a couple around)...

Damn, oh well...it might be useful in the future if I find a suitable board
I was hoping to use this card for for some extra RAM, this board apparently needs parity RAM since I got a parity check error when I booted it with another 4x 1mb sticks I had
 
I think most if not all of these type of memory cards were proprietary
and only worked with the MB they were designed for. I have an old
386 MB with a special memory card slot, and no matching memory card :-(
Unfortunately this is the only way to add memory to this MB so its pretty
much useless. There is no onboard memory, dram slots, or simm slots.


http://home.nc.rr.com/mwcompu/DSCF0050-small.jpg



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Mikey99, I have a card that looks much like that slot, at least I THINK I do. I'm gonna go dig it up after lunch and see what I've got.
 
I think most if not all of these type of memory cards were proprietary
and only worked with the MB they were designed for. I have an old
386 MB with a special memory card slot, and no matching memory card :-(
Unfortunately this is the only way to add memory to this MB so its pretty
much useless. There is no onboard memory, dram slots, or simm slots.


http://home.nc.rr.com/mwcompu/DSCF0050-small.jpg



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ahh...full size AT, makes my mouth water :mrgreen:
 
I believe that might work with my 386 DSI, it has a ISA slot next to the memory slots, like this:...

I have about three of those same motherboards myself...

In this case it looks like the ISA-style connection is reversed from the memory adapter...

The "16-bit" portion is not pointing inboard like the memory card...
 
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