Going to Imgur for the hi-rez version of the photo confirms the large ceramic PGA with the gold-plated lid is a Motorola 68020 CPU, specifically MC68020RC16E, with a mid 1989 date code.
Its stuffed full of 256K x 1 bit DRAM chips. I count an 16x4 'block' in the fourth photo, and a 18x4 block in the fifth photo. That's 2MB on the fourth board and another 2MB with parity on the fifth board. However they may not be general purpose RAM directly accessible to the 68020 CPU as they could be special purpose RAM e.g. Video RAM or data acquisition buffers, that isn't in the CPU's memory map.
The CPU board (photo six) has a 16x2 array of SIL chips in the bottom left corner that is likely to be its RAM. The capacity is unknown as the SIL IC's part numbers are only visible from the side.