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Last week i found an old PC lying off the road...managed to remove drives, Graphic Card and Ram.
Sticks were 256 Mo each (3 of them) PC 133.
Was playing with one of the Sawtooth, and noticed was only 320 Mo, so i removed the sticks and put back the new ones.
Only two of them were properly recognized, but anyway the G4 is 704 Mo now.
Not bad at all
Sticks were 256 Mo each (3 of them) PC 133.
Was playing with one of the Sawtooth, and noticed was only 320 Mo, so i removed the sticks and put back the new ones.
Only two of them were properly recognized, but anyway the G4 is 704 Mo now.
Not bad at all
You can never find enough DDR2 though for a reasonable price. I'm waiting till it reaches "they're giving that stuff away" - RAM life cycles are rare as hen's teeth, cheap enough for third world children, expensive and dwindling, to raining out of the sky because it's been obsoleted several generations, to rare as hen's teeth.
C'mon, where's the reasonably priced DDR2 sitting in some warehouse?
C'mon, where's the reasonably priced DDR2 sitting in some warehouse?
I bid $25 on 6 x 128MB FPM 5V (PCI Powermac RAM) today thinking nobody would want it, went for $90. You can never have too much RAM even if it is obsolete. I could use some 2GB DDR2 DIMMs too. DDR1 is still kind of pricey so don't expect DDR2 to get super cheap anytime soon.
Seems like all the obsolete cheap RAM on ebay that is sold as NEW comes from China, never had an issue with it (been buying PC100 256MB low density SODIMM for like $4 a piece shipped lately. 512MB PC133 DIMMs are kind of cheap now as well if you want to max out that G4 Tower.
Seems like all the obsolete cheap RAM on ebay that is sold as NEW comes from China, never had an issue with it (been buying PC100 256MB low density SODIMM for like $4 a piece shipped lately. 512MB PC133 DIMMs are kind of cheap now as well if you want to max out that G4 Tower.