As [Bits und Bolts] demonstrates, if you can read a schematic and design a PCB, it’s not that hard to design RAM sticks for many vintage computers. We’ve seen some other RAM hacks in this vein ...

If you’re into vintage computing ... The standard during the 386DX era was 4MB. After all, the RAM sticks usually topped out at 1MB. Bits und Bolts wanted to see just how far he could push ...

If you're a vintage computer enthusiast stuck in the era of 30-pin SIMMs, your memory upgrade options are ... often reached using four 256KB sticks. As computing demands increased, 1MB modules ...

Intel's most recent Compute Stick is a big improvement over the old one, but in real-world use, its biggest drawbacks are its 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. Versions of the stick with 4GB of RAM ...