On 12/2/02 5:01 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > My friend gave me 4-256MB each, PC100, SDRAM DIMMS. I was wondering if
anyone
> > knows if they can be used in my PTP 225. I think you can only go up to
128MG
> > 168-pin DIMMs in each slot totaling 1024MG. I upgraded my computer to a
G4,
> > 400Mgz a while ago. I know that probably doesn't make a difference.
Anyway, I
> > was just wondering if anyone had tried to put in RAM that was higher than
a
> > 128MG chip. I don't want to zap anything. :-)
> >
> > Thanks for any input,
> >
> > Dan I have a powerbase 180 upgraded to a 240Mhz processor and when the
upgrade took place, ram was changed from two 64M DIMM and one EDO 8 (136M
total) to then then have two 64M DIMM and an additional 64M which was 32M
higher than the maximum the machine all0ws. I had nothing but errors most
of them were shown as bus errors but there were a few really strange ones
too. We switched back to the original 8M EDO and it proved to be obvious
that the RAM was the problem.
Does anyone else out there know if it would be easy to locate a 32M EDO
for that 1st slot in my machine? And if so.....where and how much should I
expect to pay?
Also ....any other info re:this topic that would be useful would be very very
appreciated! Thank you
"Scary" Larry
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