B&W G3 RAM upgrade?

[Catherine]

I pulled a stick of RAM out of a PC that wasn't working, intending to 
put it in the only functioning PC desktop I have left, when I opened 
that machine up to see how much RAM was in it already, I found to my 
surprise that both chips (one 256MB, one unlabelled) have chips on both 
sides, leading me to believe that I could cram one of them in my G3 and 
pop the one from the dead PC in the working PC to replace it, because I 
don't use it much.

I'm currently running OS 10.2 with 512MB and a 900MHz PowerLogix CPU in 
it, 256/128/128/0 in the bays.  Would there be any noticeable 
performance increase if I swapped out one of the 128s for the 256, or 
just  put the 256 in on top of anything, or am I already at the 
performance plateau?

As the PC is running XP, there's no question *it* needs all the RAM I 
can give it, but I don't really care that much if I'll get a noticeable 
improvement by putting the RAM in my G3 instead...

So, is it worth it to add even more RAM to the G3?

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