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    you guys are mostly talkin waaay over my head. Sorry :P I do occasionally sell as "untested" on fleabay. BUT Ive never sold something as such 'knowing' it doesnt work. No harm, scam or foul in that IMO. Im not setup to test most items. I will plug in n test a complete tower to boot to bios before selling any parts as tested/working. I also mark parts to avoid fraudulent returns, and state that in listings.

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    for the over 50 crowd that was a bewildering conversation....but i think i see some silver memory sticks on the bottom right of the first picture...the oldest set of computers i found had those silver ram sticks...were they more common back 1995 or so?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gus4113 View Post
    for the over 50 crowd that was a bewildering conversation....but i think i see some silver memory sticks on the bottom right of the first picture...the oldest set of computers i found had those silver ram sticks...were they more common back 1995 or so?
    Yes, there were a fair amount of silver ram. I do not recall why, but I am betting the temps didn't run as high.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gus4113 View Post
    for the over 50 crowd that was a bewildering conversation....but i think i see some silver memory sticks on the bottom right of the first picture...the oldest set of computers i found had those silver ram sticks...were they more common back 1995 or so?
    8 sticks of silver ram. I think I read the 486 came out in 1989 err 90. from my research, Im guessing the board is an early 90s model.

    Yup Gus, Im that "over 50 crowd" :P

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