Ram doubler (looking for)

[Patou]

Hi, I am searching for a trial of Ram Doubler 1.6.1 which should work fine with my older Mac (I read tons of text file regarding this issue), but I don't seem to find it anywhere on the net. The connectiv site is also gone.
(Did these guys stop their activities?)

Is there anybody who has a link to a solid trial or demo of
ram doubler 1.6.1 or 2.x?

Patou
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[Sayer]

I dont think they ever had a "trial" or "demo" of the commercial software.

I do have some original (upgraded) floppy disks with RAM and Speed Doubler on them, somewhere.

How much would you be willing to pay for them (as far as I know in working condition and contain official upgraded versions plus the original version) if anything?

 

[Sayer]

Found em

I have a RAM Doubler 2 disk, which was upgraded to whatever the last major version was (8 something, maybe). I also have a Speed Doubler 8 disk which was also upgraded (on the disk itself).

As far as I know they are still usable. I don't have any computer they are usable on, and don't even have a floppy disk. So they are doing no good for me other than taking up space in my "computer stuff" box.

 

[Duff-Man]

Duff-Man says...those were both great little utilities back in their day and if you have a Mac that they are still useful on they are worth it. I probably have my copies still too, boxed away somewhere with my other old stuff....oh yeah!

 

[Sayer]

For Sale

If anyone (else) wants to buy both of em (actually two separate versions on each floppy) just follow the links. Since I paid real money for em and they are still usable on older Macs I don't want to just give them away. I am an eeeeevil Conservative who believes in Capitalism after all.

Low price for commercial software that is fully usable, a fair trade in my book. As far as I remember you don't need a registration code, just the original floppies to install from. I think...

I think I even have the upgrades I downloaded on a Zip disk too, I totally relied on this stuff back in the 90's.

Buy Now Link

 

[BornAgainMac]

Didn't they get sued or have a class action suit a few years ago for false advertisement?

http://www.crucial.com/ has a ram doubler hardware solution now.