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Will do shortly!

Hi, as far as I know it's only the LC and the LCII, they are the same machine. It's only happening with the Samsung VRAM, the NEC VRAM is fine. It is known to work in the LCIII, but the LCIII can only take 256k extra.

Not yet, but I have not touched it in a while...

Yes, they should be in the slots near the SCSI connector

The Quadra 700 can only use 256k SIMMs. You can however have only 2x 256k to bring it to 1Mo.

@franklyn I refunded your second order, your replacement has been sent. Thanks for your trust.

@franklyn, reach out to me, I always exchange defective products. I do test everything before shipping of course, but it's impossible to get it 100% right. Sometime damages happen during shipping. Some of my products are made using original new old stock components like VRAM, they are 30+ years...

I do not think it relates to macsbug. It's an issue between the VRAM and the Mac LC. Glitches should occur within the finder when dragging windows around as well.

There is a known issue with the TSSOP version of my VRAM, which uses NEC chips, and the Mac LC. A customer reported it to me several month ago and I have been able to replicate this on a LC that I have purchased since. Other macs are unaffected. The glitch appear when a window is moved, and...

Good, I don't really like white soldermask except when the application justifies it. I wonder if they've been able to enforce that trademark!

I've been interested in making one for quite a while, I have a pair of 4MB DIMM but they have chips on both sides which is not ideal for assembly. That white module would be more ideal, I did not had the energy to route one from scratch which is why it has not been done yet. I also lacked a test...

At least, for my products, federate a group order to share shipping could be a solution. I am not happy to have to charge that much for shipping, this is my cheapest option actual cost :(

As soon as La Poste have a solution for us to ship, fingers crossed!

I make the MacBatt, but shipping to the US is a bit problematic at the moment. https://www.tindie.com/products/jurassicomp/macbatt-internal-cr2032-pram-macintosh-battery/

I have placed 16MB in my SuperMac Thunder/24 and can confirm that only 8MB are seen, so 8MB seems to be the maximum amount of GWORLD RAM supported. I have a RasterOps as well, I need to find the drivers and test it, there's some damaged pins on a QFP so it may need a little bit of repair before...