The third thing that I do with every Mac that arrives, after kicking out the accumulated crud and replacing the existing battery with a new one, is to maximize the RAM complement. Processor upgrades have to join the queue, but that usually happens too.
It is said that "You can never have too much RAM," although 1GB in a Beige PCI PowerMac gets close to too much. Certainly the Classic AIOs and the early 040 and 60x Macs can use all the help that they can get. VM is for de boids, which a full 12-slot Beige will also give you if you give it a full GB or more.
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It is said that "You can never have too much RAM," although 1GB in a Beige PCI PowerMac gets close to too much. Certainly the Classic AIOs and the early 040 and 60x Macs can use all the help that they can get. VM is for de boids, which a full 12-slot Beige will also give you if you give it a full GB or more.
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