Commodore A2058 Amiga 2000 8MB RAM Card For Sale

Commodore A2058 Amiga 2000 8MB RAM Card
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Commodore A2058 Amiga 2000 8MB RAM Card:
$99.95

Not tested. Pulled from an Amiga 2000 that had battery leak on the motherboard.

  • 8MB RAM expansion card
  • 64 DIP sockets accept 8 MB RAM
  • supports only 2, 4 or 8 MB configurations, it cannot be set to 6 MB (8 MB installed)
  • accepts 1M×1 DIPs only, 120 ns or faster
  • no waitstates
PAYMENT AND SHIPPING

We accept PayPal payments and credit card payments through PayPal. All Paypal payments must be made thru the checkout system. Your item will be carefully packed and dispatched within 24 hours (Monday-Friday) of receiving payment. Item will be shipped via USPS Priority Mail and tracking info will be provided. International orders ship through \'s global shipping program.


RETURN POLICY

If you wish to return your item you must contact us within 30 days after receipt. We have a 20% restocking fee and you are responsible for return shipping costs. Postage and packaging fees will not be refunded. Item(s) must returned in original condition with original packaging. Upon satisfactory return of the item(s), refund amount will be given by the same method as the payment was made.

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