Macintosh SE Memory Upgrade Guide: Difference between revisions
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The '''[[Macintosh SE]]''' takes 30-pin SIMMs in four sockets and supports a maximum of '''4 MB'''.<ref name="ssse">Apple Computer, ''Macintosh SE Service Source'' — Specifications (Memory) and Upgrades (Memory Upgrade) chapters. Hosted on this wiki: [[:File:Macintosh se.pdf]].</ref> Machines shipped with either 1 MB or 2 MB fitted.<ref name="ssse" /> | The '''[[Macintosh SE]]''' takes 30-pin SIMMs in four sockets and supports a maximum of '''4 MB'''.<ref name="ssse">Apple Computer, ''Macintosh SE Service Source'' — Specifications (Memory) and Upgrades (Memory Upgrade) chapters. Hosted on this wiki: [[:File:Macintosh se.pdf]] (see [[Macintosh SE Service Source]]).</ref> Machines shipped with either 1 MB or 2 MB fitted.<ref name="ssse" /> | ||
== Which logic board do you have? == | == Which logic board do you have? == | ||