> I am not sure why you have 128mb built in RAM, it should be 256mb
The original ibook g4s shipped with 128mb of built in RAM, so I think that's why. They later changed it to 256 and added the option of a superdrive instead of just a combo. And that's why I wasn't sure if the system would make use of the extra memory.
Is it just a matter of matching the correct type (since the 512 is 2700, it shouldn't matter), or is it also a matter of what the system was designed to accept?
If the apple rep is telling me, after looking at the ibook's serial number, that the max is 640, should I believe that, or is there reason to believe the crucial website - and perhaps apple's own store - know something she didn't, since they and everyone else seems to think the 1gb bank will be fine.
thanks, to everyone
The original ibook g4s shipped with 128mb of built in RAM, so I think that's why. They later changed it to 256 and added the option of a superdrive instead of just a combo. And that's why I wasn't sure if the system would make use of the extra memory.
Is it just a matter of matching the correct type (since the 512 is 2700, it shouldn't matter), or is it also a matter of what the system was designed to accept?
If the apple rep is telling me, after looking at the ibook's serial number, that the max is 640, should I believe that, or is there reason to believe the crucial website - and perhaps apple's own store - know something she didn't, since they and everyone else seems to think the 1gb bank will be fine.
thanks, to everyone