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128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) kurremkarm Profile | Email Posted this here so people would not have to look at the bottom of the other memory thread. I ordered mine from memory to go-- pn#cap-161-128 for ibook or ibook se cost me 61 dollars and 6 dollars shipping installed in my version one i-opener and it works fine, showing all 128 megs. www.memorytogo.com current price is 60.00 also tiger direct has k63+ for 49.95 think its tigerdirect.com a couple of places i found stuff 11-25-2000 13:34:45

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email Cool thanks man. Can you verify that the ram isn't some cheap 2nd hand ram that doesn't perform as well as a regular 128 sdram? and you did say that your iopener reported all 128 being used right? how fast is the memory bus? is it 100 mhz or 66 mhz? By the way, is the iopener alot faster with the 128 sdram than the stock 30 sdram? Thanks. 11-25-2000 21:25:05

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email KurremKarm, can you provide with us the exact part number we'll need to get the 128 memory to come up at memorytogo.com website? So that we can order this weekend before prices go up ? for regular ram it went from $44 to $54. that's like a 20% increase. good thing notebook memory hasn't gone up yet. I tried searching for the cap-161-128 number in variations nothing came up at memorytogo.com thanks. 11-25-2000 21:38:33

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) kurremkarm Profile | Email pn is cap161-128 just look up memory for ibook site lists 66 dollars but if u mention pricewatch is 60 tell them its for 400 mhz ibook ram seems fine and makes a hell of a lot of difference, i got the k6-2 in mine at 200--had friend do mods for dual volt and put in pot for lower volts. im getting k63+ from tiger on tuesday and will try to get it to 3 times 100 or so if u call tigerdirect they want to know what board ur using it in i told them gigabyte ga5ax and it supports 2.0 volts. without the ram it beat the #### out of the hd with it it is way better in 98se. 11-25-2000 23:13:23

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) PhotonWarrior Profile Great find, thanks! Have either of you been able to test your RAM with the K63+ or with anything at 100mhz bus speed? The lady I spoke to said it was PC100 equivalent, but did not seem too sure. For anyone else interested, the price is still $60, shipping $6 (if you mention pricewatch). I just barely ordered one. This link should bring it up: http://www.memorytogo.com/?u=7237EEF427323AF2&cmd=prod&manu=apple&media=laptop&prod=CAP161 -Photon 11-28-2000 16:48:15

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) PhotonWarrior Profile The link above is shopping cart specific, click 'Go Back To Shopping' and it will take you to the IBook ram listings. OK, read down the other memory thread: http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=technical&Post=1783&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session= Should have read it before posting, most of my questions answered there. The lady that took my order confirmed twice that it was PC-100 and would work on the IBook SE 400... We'll see. I'd still like to know if anyone has seen it run on a 100mhz bus. Anyone had luck yet? TIA! -Photon 11-28-2000 18:12:08

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) PhotonWarrior Profile The link above is shopping cart specific, click 'Go Back To Shopping' and it will take you to the IBook ram listings. OK, read down the other memory thread: http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=technical&Post=1783&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session= Should have read it before posting, most of my questions answered there. The lady that took my order confirmed twice that it was PC-100 and would work on the IBook SE 400... We'll see. I'd still like to know if anyone has seen it run on a 100mhz bus. Anyone had luck yet? TIA! -Photon 11-28-2000 19:01:09

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ttn1 Profile | Email I just recieved mine today by Fedex. Ordered on Nov. 26th. Works great in standard Iopener. Shows as 126MB since 2 MB are used for video. Can't try at 100 Mhz bus in my Iop, but I may remove it and try it in a laptop at 100. I'll post if I do. By the way, I ordered from the website and mentioned the pricewatch $60 price in the comments. They honored the price on the invoice and I got it for $66 shipped. That's the first time I've actually had a company do that. ttn2... stupid passwords. I keep forgettin.. and typed the email wrong on the signup??? 12-01-2000 19:00:49

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email Anyone know if the above 128 sdram would work for an amd moded iopener running at a bus of 100 mhz? 12-05-2000 12:39:59

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email I just picked up a 128 sdram notebook chip from Best Buy expecting to pay it's regular price of $149 then gettin the $60 rebate to make it $90. To my suprise it rung up as $90 out the door. I don't know about you, but if this is the new Best Buy Rebate method then I love it. p.s. Best buy was the first to print out the rebates form along with the receipt that I know of, that I thought was rather cool. 12-06-2000 20:20:28

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile It's been $89.99 Out the door since last Sunday...Keep your receipt, it may drop another 10-20 bucks before the new year! Best buy will do a price match/Adjustment if price goes lower for up to 30 days after the date of purchase! 12-06-2000 22:06:13

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile $89.99 plus tax...Unless you are a small business (Tax Exempt) 12-06-2000 22:08:19

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Programmer Profile ASPGuy Computer City was doing it WAY before Best Buy.. to bad they were bought out by CompUSA... (which is now owned by a mexican grocery store).. I just LOVE saying that.. :) 12-07-2000 07:33:00

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Byrd Profile | Email anyone ever tried a 256 meg dimm? 12-09-2000 10:21:16

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) blunlimited Profile Just went to memory to go to check the 128mb chip - now it is listed as $54.00. http://www.memorytogo.com/?u=7355B3DC3BA098C7&cmd=prod&manu=memorytogo&media=laptop.memory&prod=CAP161-128MB Super cheap! 12-10-2000 10:13:10

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) blunlimited Profile Just went to memory to go to check the 128mb chip - now it is listed as $54.00. http://www.memorytogo.com/?u=7355B3DC3BA098C7&cmd=prod&manu=memorytogo&media=laptop.memory&prod=CAP161-128MB Super cheap! 12-10-2000 11:19:44

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) GEOFFCT Profile actually (to the rebate and reciept thing) it went 1. Computer City 2. Circuit City 3. Best Buy Geoff 12-10-2000 13:20:12

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) dr_steve Profile The price is down to $51. I bought one and it works wonderfully! Definitely the cheapest 128M I've seen anywhere. While I was there I picked up a 128M DIMM for another system, another steal for $50. My only complaint was this: I paid $12 for FedEx overnight. It arrived the next day, but they had tacked an additional $3 for insurance. A brief phone message for me (at least they called) seemed to imply that this is because the value of the package exceeded $100. Seems a bit silly to pay $3 additional for $1 in excess value... Anyway, I'd buy from them again. The parts were inexpensive, they arrived on time, and they worked. Steve 12-13-2000 07:42:58

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Millennium_Falcon Profile | Email Interesting....the price seems to be jumping around. I just went to their site and ordered one at $53. I guess I missed the bottom. Jim 12-13-2000 09:29:22

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) spincycle2 Profile got one as well, thanks for the info! 12-13-2000 10:17:06

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) IO_Dood Profile To answer ASPguy's Question or anyone else who's wondering if it werks on 100Mhz bus yap! I ordered mine and I requested that it be for a 400Mhz Ibook SE and it works awesome. Im running a k6-2 @ 200mhz in my io. The memory makes a BIG diff when switching between apps but in general it was ok. Not as dramatic as a K6-2 even at 200Mhz will waste the RISe 266 12-13-2000 22:57:30

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email can you give to me the part number for the store? by the way, which store is it? 12-14-2000 14:33:56

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) IO_Dood Profile I just ordered it from www.memorytogo.com and told them its for a 400mhz Ibook SE. And thats was it. The chip has -8 markings on them. Anyhow the shipping was the killer! $35 US for shipping into Canada what a RIP lucky I know four freinds who also ordered it with me so it ended up being much cheaper. If you want the exact part number I can get it for you (my friend actually did the ordering, I told him what to order tho) 12-14-2000 19:29:56

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email can you get the part number for me? i want to get a couple of them chip. 12-14-2000 21:51:00

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email Does a 128 ram really makes a difference than the 30 meg ram? i mean, i have an iopener with a 128 ram from best buy, it is a 333mhz amd cpu moded and i cant tell a real difference. I normally run the internet explorer browser, and at times the dlink videocam. i think the iopener is too small to run heavy intensive applications such as photoshop. the screen and keyboard are too small for efficient development. so the io has been basically running regular programs. do you all think that the 128 ram matters? i'm about to purchased a couple desktop 128 and laptop 128 from memorytogo and just wanted to make sure if the io 128 is worthwhile. 12-15-2000 01:38:44

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile I to bought the 128 meg module from best buy for $89.99. I'm really not impressed that much with the difference between that and 64 meg but do definately notice a difference from 32meg. The hard drive activity is not as intense as with 32meg. I've decided to return the 128 meg module and stick with the free 64 meg modules I got D-Divin'. The cost for 128 meg is not worth it for me even if I was to get it for $50. I feel better spending the cash on something else more worthwhile. Just think in another couple months these i-Openers will be setting somewhere collecting dust! 12-15-2000 03:57:17

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile it's 3am and I'm headed out now to salvage parts from about a dozen xerox copiers setting next to a hugh dumpster... 670nm Laser diodes,lenses,circuit boards with SMD's,cable assy's,Gosh this is addicting.... 12-15-2000 04:02:07

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) mp3boombox Profile | Email kurremkarm, do you have a link to the tigerdirect.com's k6-3+ chip's i cant find them on the site at all! and these are the TRUE MOBLE cpu's correct???? any one know where i could get the k6-3+ 500mhz? with a link to it???? 12-15-2000 08:50:07

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email o2u2, what's addicting? leaving 3 a.m. in the morning salvaging printer parts? Do you work in that field or something? This can't be for the iopener can it? Here, in Fresno, California, the only parts we have are a bunch of card board boxes left over after the chain stores restock on their merchandise. 12-15-2000 09:28:47

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) mp3boombox Profile | Email heh o2u2 need something to spend money on get a serial or audio mod from me :), asfor sitting on the shelf. My IO is my laptop, can't wait to get a web page up with all my hacks. i'v got a plexy glass flap hooked to the bottem of the stand which folds out and covers the screen when the IO is folded down, so i can put it in my laptop bag. ITS very safe screen wise. at times i use my IO more then my reg computer but i use my IO for file transfering :), MP3'S and stuff. Seeing as how i'v got a 12gig hard drive in the SOB :) and 128megs ram. Oh i dnt know what the preformance of that ram you got for $50 or $80 is/was but the $129 memory i got DOES ausom. i can clock this memory upto the MAX FSB that theIO has and it still runs fine but mem is HOT! trying to fig a way to add some kind of active COOLING to the memory but then again its dual sided. 12-15-2000 10:33:00

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Yup, went and checked out those copy machines this morning. There were about a dozen of them there. This is what I salvaged from them, SCSI Hard drives, NEC DSE1700S 1.7GB MFG 1997.04 (Bet some of you folks didn't know some types of copiers have hard drives in them) Numerous printed circuit boards with surface mount components on them such as Resistors, Caps,Dip switches and other kool parts. Laser diode assemblies, I thought earlier they were 570nm(Visible) but they are 760nm (Near I.R.) 10mw. Lenses and optical sensors,fiber optic cables,subminiature wiring harnessess and connectors and miniature fans and blowers along with various shapes mini plastic ducting. Only a true Technology G33K or Hack3r would really appreciate these types of finds... 12-15-2000 16:22:35

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile The laser Diodes and lenses may be used to descretly illuminate an area at a distance with I.R. for CCD Camera surveillance or night vision device, lens spreads the beam out as required, area remains dark to human eye. 12-15-2000 16:32:44

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) ASPguy Profile | Email hey, is it like a junkyard where the copiers were when you salvaged for them? wasn't it hard to go through them at 3 a.m. in the morning? in the dark? who told you about these anyways? remind me of the time i would go camping shooting for rabbit. once my friend almost shot me when i was chasing the rabbit down. he then told me he nearly shot me. i was a foolish teenager. i also remember the times i went looking for car parts at the local pick a part junk yard. is this where you went? was it like that? another time when i was a kid, i would go out to my parent's friends's farms and pick fruits. persimmons, apple pears, and the like. never realized how best i had it till seeing the quality of fruits sold at the markets. just imagine yourself eating a fruit that is worth 10 stars, and the best the markets has was somewhere around 5. 12-17-2000 01:46:39

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Millennium_Falcon Profile | Email I just got my package from Memory To Go and plugged the thing in. It reports 129024K with 2048K shared memory...... But I only detect the HD intermitently, another problem. But at least the $59 memory seems to work just right! 12-30-2000 14:57:00

I think My Memory-To-Go SODIMM is faulty (modified 0 times) nascarnights Profile This isn't meant to be a warning or anything, since so many folks have gotten great cheap RAM, but my IO constantly freezes (requires hard reboot) every few minutes since I've installed the Memory-To-Go 128meg upgrade. It also reboots by itself now and then. I've tried reseating it a few times and I've tried various SDRAM timings and latencies in the BIOS. Nothing affects the problem. Also, if I boot DOS from the sandisk and run a memory diagnostic tool (GoldMemory 5.07) It crashes hard and litters the screen with extraneous characters. The same test with the stock 32meg module completes succesfully and shows no problems. Anything else I should try before calling Memory-To-Go and getting a replacement? (My module has 8 chips marked "8Mx16 SDRAM-8-T") Thanks. 12-31-2000 01:18:28

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile My guess: it's not the ram. I am having all the exact same symptoms on my V4 with K6-3/333 running at any speed. I tried various memory types including what Best Buy sells. I re-flashed the bios this weekend and it looked like a fix...until the next morning...same ole &*#% Someone HELP US, PLEEEEEASE! 01-02-2001 23:06:26

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) spincycle2 Profile I've got the 128 sodimm and had no problems 01-03-2001 16:09:21

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile Yes, the V3 I did worked fine with 128. Did the split plane thing and all, no prob. Thing is my V4 already supported the AMD but hates the ram. I seem to recall problems noted if the .012 ohm resistor isn't quite low enough. I wonder if the bit of extra current to the new memory is sending it over the edge? Again, lock ups and blue screens but no reboots. 01-05-2001 01:28:16

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) mp3boombox Profile | Email You know i'v had no problems so far with my memory. I'v got the crucial 128meg sodim www.crucial.com part# CT16M64S6W8E pc100, Currently like i posted a while ago it works great at 110fsb and worked just fine at 124 fsb but got realy hot realy fast. But with an extra fan on it for a while it worked just fine. So even though the crucial memory is a little more expensive i'd suggest it do it :) its great preformance. Some time nextweek i should get my k6-3 450+ cpu which i'll post how my memory responds then :) should be just peachy 01-05-2001 03:56:10

SOLUTION?! (modified 0 times) nascarnights Profile Check this out. I've been slowly undoing just about every mod to my V5 in an effort to fix the problems mentioned above, and I've found a strange relationship. First of all, after extensive testing with GoldMem, I've found that the stock 32 meg SODIMM in the stock Iopener (Rise w/o any SW1/2 mods) shows bad bits all over the place! (That's IF it doesn't freeze hard before finishing the test) The 128meg SODIMM from MemoryToGo never gets that far. It just freezes within a minute or two every time. This behavior didn't change much after dropping VCore to 2.0v and installing a K6III+ (It just checked the memory a little faster and then froze). But, guess what happenned when I installed some DIPs and set FSB to 75mhz. It worked great (with the stock SODIMM or the 128) and showed no bad bits anywhere. I also tried the eighty-something Mhz FSB setting w/ 2.0 multiplier and had fine results too. (100 Mhz w/ 2.0 wouldn't boot unfortunately) I booted windows and ran some stress-tests (about 6 simultaneous MP3's in media player) and it hasn't crashed yet (5 hours). So, my big questions are: 1.) How could the default IOP configuration be so unstable? It's been unrealiable ever since I got it, but I never figured out why until now. This isn't rhetorical, I'm really curious if others have had similar experiences. (I haven't read any) 2.) Is it normal to have components that support higher FSB's but not lower ones. (Shouldn't it be the other way around?) 3.) This is a dumb one. How will the BIOS report the CPU during POST? Mine says "-66mhz CPU" or something, regardless of my FSB. Is this normal? 01-05-2001 14:13:31

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Programmer Profile The memory you are putting in *SHOULD* not have a problem at lower speeds.. but if it is, then set your FSB to 100Mhz as was intended for the memory and see how you do. SDRam memory is based on capacitance, and requires a frequent refresh to keep the individual bits charged. slower memory does not require as long of a refresh time, and thus a computer believing it has slower memory may not refresh the ram frequently enough to maintain the charge. 01-05-2001 15:54:44

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile Not to burst anyone's bubble (no pun intended) but I just up'ed my FSB to 75MHz and while I don't get as many blue screens I still get lots of lockups and reboots with the 128Mb memory. I then tried jumping across the .012 resistor that I previously installed and viola! NO POWER AT ALL until I removed the jumper. I think my IO was built by aliens. I really don't want to settle for 32Mb because 128's so sweet when it works. Has anyone ever played around with the bus voltage; tweaking it just slightly about the 3.3V? 01-08-2001 23:00:36

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Programmer Profile try 100Mhz Bus.. 01-11-2001 15:11:48

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile Just tried it. I can't bring up the backlight with anything over 75. Not even 80. This is sounding more and more like a power problem. The only power related mod I've seen on the BBS has been to change R302, and of course the heatsink on Q16. Did I miss something? What's R306 about? 01-11-2001 23:52:27

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) Turbo3 Profile R306 is the current limit resistor for the 5v supply. There is very little 5v used in the iopener so we are no where near its limit. 01-12-2001 02:55:34

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) BadFlash Profile | Email You can't just short out R306. Best thing is to put another .012 ohm resistor in parallel with it. This isn't a current problem unless your memory is drawing 4 or 5 amps. Have you put THIS memory in your V3 and see if it works? My guess is the memory is no good. 01-12-2001 10:58:32

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile It does work perfectly in the V3. Also swapped the V3's 128 and CPU back to the V4. Has anyone broken a display lately?? Just kidding. I'll try a second .012 and see what happ's. 01-12-2001 23:27:37

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) BadFlash Profile | Email MY MEMORY TO GO 128M sodimm arrive last night and seems to work fine so far. I'll keep you posted. As far as breaking a display- if anyone has I-O's that boot but have broken displays, I'm interested. Lets talk (off board please) 01-18-2001 07:00:35

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) IO_Dood Profile Me and six others up here in Vancouver BC Canada have been using the Memorytogo.com memory for a month now and they all work fine at default speeds. Only in the last week have I been able to run it at 100 Mhz bus after the current limit mod and the FSB mod. The memory runs fine, No probs. I also recently got 6 K6 3+ 450 for the guys up here as well from PC liquidators. Runs nice...much better then my k62 @300 mhz...amazingly that was also running at a Vcore of 2.0 V and is solid. But the extra 256K cache helps alot. Now im looking for a q16... =) carelessness = trouble. 01-20-2001 04:39:52

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) caldodge Profile | Email Another good source is "Coast to Coast" - http://www.18004memory.com. They sold me a "128 meg DIMM for original Imac up to 333 Mhz" for $53 (plus $1 insurance and $6.50 shipping), and it's working great in my I-opener (running Linux kernel 2.4.0). 01-20-2001 09:23:13

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile IO_Dood, see my new-member post about Q16. Seems there's not much special about the device. http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=technical&Post=1710&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session=tinkerer.98004373249014 01-20-2001 19:42:54

RE:128 meg soj dimm that worked for 61 bucks (modified 0 times) IO_Dood Profile Hey Thanks for the Post. I actually saw yer post a few days earlier (after I ripped the leg off the q16). There are a few alternatives to the Q16 chip..but man is it ever hard to get a hold of a 6030L or the 28n03L. Digikey doesnt carry them and none of my local electronic shops carry those buggers. Digikey and another local shop does sell the IRFP054N as you suggested tho. So the IRF chip works fine I assume? 01-20-2001 20:42:12

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