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Commodore 64 and 128 Ram Expansion Units

(1700, 1750, 1764)


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Technically speaking, these ARE ram expansion units. They interface directly with the computers system bus, can perform DMA (direct memory access) transfers, and most certainly contain RAM! What makes them only a pseudo-ram expansion device is the fact that the ram they provide is not directly accessible by the processor. The best that can be done is that the REU memory is read from and written from as if it were a very fast external device.



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Model     : 1700
Type      : Ram expansion unit
Resources : 128 kilobytes of extra memory
Connection: C64/C128 Expansion port
Notes     :


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Model     : 1764
Type      : Ram expansion unit
Resources : 256 kilobytes of extra memory
Connection: C64/C128 Expansion port
Notes     :


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Model     : 1750
Type      : Ram expansion unit
Resources : 512 kilobytes of extra memory
Connection: C64/C128 Expansion port
Notes     :


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