Re: PC-133 on WS II with 66Mhz bus.

[George Mogiljansky]

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned CL2 Ram versus CL3.
Take the CL2 always. 
George

--- Mikael Byström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it correct that PC-133 RAM modues will fall back
> to the correct speed
> in a Powerbook Wallstreet II (PDQ)? I assume memory
> speed is the same as
> the system bus speed, which in my case is 66Mhz.
> Correct?
> Also, could there be other issues with PC-133
> memory, if you mix 2 brands
> but both are 133s? Both in question are low profiled
> and one comes from
> an iBook. I'm especially concerned with stability
> issues under OS X.
>
> Do I have any reason to expect these 2 work less
> well with CPU upgrade?
> What are the possible problems that could arise in
> your experience?
>




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Re: PC-133 on WS II with 66Mhz bus.

[Mike Kauspedas]

I have 2 PC133 sticks of 256 in my WSII and it reads them as 128MB's. 
Anyone wanna trade for some PC100?
On Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at 01:47 PM, Mikael Byström wrote:

Is it correct that PC-133 RAM modues will fall back to the correct 
speed
in a Powerbook Wallstreet II (PDQ)? I assume memory speed is the same 
as
the system bus speed, which in my case is 66Mhz. Correct?
Also, could there be other issues with PC-133 memory, if you mix 2 
brands
but both are 133s? Both in question are low profiled and one comes from
an iBook. I'm especially concerned with stability issues under OS X.

Do I have any reason to expect these 2 work less well with CPU upgrade?
What are the possible problems that could arise in your experience?


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PC-133 on WS II with 66Mhz bus.

[Mikael Byström]

Is it correct that PC-133 RAM modues will fall back to the correct speed
in a Powerbook Wallstreet II (PDQ)? I assume memory speed is the same as
the system bus speed, which in my case is 66Mhz. Correct?
Also, could there be other issues with PC-133 memory, if you mix 2 brands
but both are 133s? Both in question are low profiled and one comes from
an iBook. I'm especially concerned with stability issues under OS X.

Do I have any reason to expect these 2 work less well with CPU upgrade?
What are the possible problems that could arise in your experience? 




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