Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Clark Martin]

At 1:26 PM -0800 1/6/05, CR wrote:
So it is.
256 Top
32 bottom
Thank you,
Cliff


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From: Jeff Hubatka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wallstreets came with 32MB of RAM, in the lower slot. No one ever made
a 96MB RAM card. The only way to get 288 is with a 32 and a 256.
Higher end Wallstreets had 64Mb of RAM in the lower slot.
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[CR]

So it is.
256 Top
32 bottom
Thank you,
Cliff

 On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:36:03 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 Fabian, you're exactly right.
 In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM  and 128MB expansion RAM
 But, it does not indicate location of the 128 .
 Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?
 Cliff:
 From: Fabian Fang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
 What your ASP shows, 16 Mb + 128 Mb, do not add up to the 288 Mb
 mentioned in your original post.Am I wrong in thinking that the
 Wallstreet II has 64 Mb RAM on board?  This would possibly mean an 128
 Mb module in one slot, and a 96 Mb module in the second slot, which is
 somehow not seen by ASP.
 Fabian
From: Jeff Hubatka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wallstreets came with 32MB of RAM, in the lower slot. No one ever made
a 96MB RAM card. The only way to get 288 is with a 32 and a 256.
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Mikael Byström]

Fabian Fang said:
>Malcolm Cornelius<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.
>
>The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.

The Kanga is, however, not of the Powerbook G3 *series*!
Only the Wallstreets/PDQ - 233(nocache & cache), 250, 266, 292 & 300 -
and the Lombards -333 & 400- and also the Pismos - with FireWire 400 &
500- are of The Powerbook G3 series. See?

And the machine in question was a Wallstreet


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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Malcolm Cornelius]

> On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 02:17:39 +, Malcolm Cornelius
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.
> 
> The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.

That's why I said G3 SERIES Powerbook and not G3 Powerbook 

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Luis Sequeira]

 There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.
The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.
Both posters are right...
The expression "G3 SERIES Powerbook" does not include the Kanga; and 
all G3 "SERIES" Powerbooks have no ram onboard.

And the Kanga IS a G3 Powerbook and has ram onboard.
The naming can be confusing, as has at times been discussed aplenty 
on this list.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Clark Martin]

At 7:23 PM -0800 1/5/05, Fabian Fang wrote:
On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 02:17:39 +, Malcolm Cornelius
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.
The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.
But it is not a "G3 Series" Powerbook.  That is how Apple 
differentiates them, the Kanga is a "G3 PowerBook", the WallStreet, 
Lombard and Pismo are "G3 Series" PowerBooks.

Yeah, the Kanga has 32Mb on board and a single proprietary slot that 
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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 > There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.
The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.
Okay, _now_ we're splitting hairs.
Anyway, Jeff is right.  Wallstreets commonly came with 32MB in the 
lower slot.  Since 256MB low profile SODIMMs are more expensive than 
their full-height brethren, I'd say it's good odds that the bottom 
slot has 32MB and the top slot has 256MB.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Fabian Fang]

On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 02:17:39 +, Malcolm Cornelius
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> There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.

The Kanga is a G3 PowerBook. It has 32-Mb RAM on the logic board.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Jeff Hubatka]

On Jan 5, 2005, at 3:49 PM, G-Books wrote:
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 15:45:41 -0800
From: Fabian Fang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Ram in a Wallstreet
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:36:03 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fabian, you're exactly right.
In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM  and 128MB expansion RAM
But, it does not indicate location of the 128 .
Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?
Cliff:
What your ASP shows, 16 Mb + 128 Mb, do not add up to the 288 Mb
mentioned in your original post.Am I wrong in thinking that the
Wallstreet II has 64 Mb RAM on board?  This would possibly mean an 128
Mb module in one slot, and a 96 Mb module in the second slot, which is
somehow not seen by ASP.
Fabian
Wallstreets came with 32MB of RAM, in the lower slot. No one ever made 
a 96MB RAM card. The only way to get 288 is with a 32 and a 256.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Malcolm Cornelius]

> On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:36:03 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> Fabian, you're exactly right.
>> In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM  and 128MB expansion RAM
>> But, it does not indicate location of the 128 .
>> Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?
> 
> Cliff:
> 
> What your ASP shows, 16 Mb + 128 Mb, do not add up to the 288 Mb
> mentioned in your original post.Am I wrong in thinking that the
> Wallstreet II has 64 Mb RAM on board?  This would possibly mean an 128
> Mb module in one slot, and a 96 Mb module in the second slot, which is
> somehow not seen by ASP.

There's no RAM 'on board' on any G3 series Powerbook.

Modules would be 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, not 96.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[CR]

On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:36:03 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 Fabian, you're exactly right.
 In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM  and 128MB expansion RAM
 But, it does not indicate location of the 128 .
 Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?
:
Fabian writes:
What your ASP shows, 16 Mb + 128 Mb, do not add up to the 288 Mb
mentioned in your original post.Am I wrong in thinking that the
Wallstreet II has 64 Mb RAM on board?  This would possibly mean an 128
Mb module in one slot, and a 96 Mb module in the second slot, which is
somehow not seen by ASP.
Fabian
I apologize to everyone reading this thread.
I keep working on my 3400 and thinking about the Wallstreet.
I have yet to check the profiler on the Wallstreet and I'll bet that
it shows both slots and gives me all the information I keep bothering 
everyone about.
Thanks for your attentiveness Fabian.
Cliff

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Fabian Fang]

On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:36:03 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Fabian, you're exactly right.
> In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM  and 128MB expansion RAM
> But, it does not indicate location of the 128 .
> Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?

Cliff:

What your ASP shows, 16 Mb + 128 Mb, do not add up to the 288 Mb
mentioned in your original post.Am I wrong in thinking that the
Wallstreet II has 64 Mb RAM on board?  This would possibly mean an 128
Mb module in one slot, and a 96 Mb module in the second slot, which is
somehow not seen by ASP.

Fabian

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[CR]

Color me "stupid"
I was looking in "About this Computer"
Fabian, you're exactly right.
In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM  and 128MB expansion RAM
But, it does not indicate location of the 128 .
Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?
Sorry about the sloppy thinking.
Cliff
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 20:50:48 -0800
From: Fabian Fang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Ram in a Wallstreet
In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 15:12:29 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 > I'm running 9.1
 > I guess this is the problem.
 > In 9.1 I see no "memory" options, little arrows or "more info" in 
the profiler

I do not have a Wallstreet, but I do have a Kanga and two 3400c, all
running OS 9.1.  In their Apple System Profilers, the Location and
Size of RAM modules are clearly shown under "Memory Overview."  I
would be surprised if such information is not provided for the
Wallstreet.
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Fabian Fang]

On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 15:12:29 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm running 9.1
> I guess this is the problem.
> In 9.1 I see no "memory" options, little arrows or "more info" in the profiler

I do not have a Wallstreet, but I do have a Kanga and two 3400c, all
running OS 9.1.  In their Apple System Profilers, the Location and
Size of RAM modules are clearly shown under "Memory Overview."  I
would be surprised if such information is not provided for the
Wallstreet.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[CR]

I'm running 9.1
I guess this is the problem.
In 9.1 I see no "memory" options, little arrows or "more info" in the profiler
Thanks,
Cliff

 > Right, Apple System Profiler,
 tells me my built in memory,
  but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each "chip".
 I guess one has to open it up.
 Cliff
Which OS are you running?  If it's Panther, you go to the apple
menu>about this Mac.  When the little window opens telling you about
your Mac, you click on 'more info.'  The system profile window comes up
and you would click on memory where it tells you what you have where.
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Re: Ram In a Wallstreet/300Mhz

[John . E . Abraham]

Hi Pete
You Should not have any problem.
I have a Wallstreet II 233 Mhz with 512 ram and $0 Gb HD running 10.1.5.
Just make sure it is low profile and the correct density of chips.
I was lucky with mine as a fellow lister (The Powerbook Fanatic) checked
compatibility for me before sending them.  When installed they were 
identified
in system profiler and I have had no problem since.

I have been given OS 10.2 for Christmas so I hope the installation of 
this will go
as smoothly as 10.1 and its upgrades did.

John Abraham.  UK.
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Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2005 07:22:35 -0800 (PST)
From: PETE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Ram in a Wallstreet/300 MHz
I have 384 built-in-memory in my wallstreet; 128 MB
bottom slot and 256 MB top slot. Can I put a 256 MB
stick on the bottom slot without problems?
TIA,
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[PETE]

I have a wallstreet/300 running OS 9.2.2 and system
profiler does tells me the slots and sizes of the
installed ram. But then as others have already
mentioned your system profiler depends on which OS
you're running but all the OS's that run in a
wallstreet should give you both the slot position,
upper or lower, and size of each stick of ram 
Pete.
--- CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Right, Apple System Profiler,
> tells me my built in memory,
>   but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each
> "chip".
> I guess one has to open it up.
> Cliff
> 
> 
> >-PETE <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >apple system profiler under apple menu, top left
> >corner on your desktop.
> >
> >--- CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> >  I have 288 installed, though I don't know how it
> is
> >  configured.
> >  Is there a way to tell without opening it up.
> >
> >  I presume its 256 and 32.
> >
> >  Though that seems a little odd.
> >
> >  ???
> >  Cliff
> >
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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At 1:14 PM -0800 1/2/05, CR wrote:
Right, Apple System Profiler,
tells me my built in memory,
 but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each "chip".
I guess one has to open it up.
Cliff
Unless you are running an old version of the OS then System Profiler 
will tell you what each slot has.  Look for a triangle next to the 
memory listing and click on it.  The triangle should turn down and 
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[James Sanderson]

On 2 Jan 2005, at 15:14, CR wrote:
Right, Apple System Profiler,
tells me my built in memory,
 but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each "chip".
I guess one has to open it up.
Cliff
Which OS are you running?  If it's Panther, you go to the apple 
menu>about this Mac.  When the little window opens telling you about 
your Mac, you click on 'more info.'  The system profile window comes up 
and you would click on memory where it tells you what you have where.  
I don't believe Jag did this, however.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[CR]

Right, Apple System Profiler,
tells me my built in memory,
 but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each "chip".
I guess one has to open it up.
Cliff

-PETE <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
apple system profiler under apple menu, top left
corner on your desktop.
--- CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 I have 288 installed, though I don't know how it is
 configured.
 Is there a way to tell without opening it up.
 I presume its 256 and 32.
 Though that seems a little odd.
 ???
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet/300 MHz

[Mikael Byström]

PETE said:

>I have 384 built-in-memory in my wallstreet; 128 MB
>bottom slot and 256 MB top slot. Can I put a 256 MB
>stick on the bottom slot without problems?

Yes, but watch out for chip density. Here's a clip from an earlier
discussion in the thread "Adding RAM to WS II":

Nils Said:
>On Fri, May 14, 2004 at 10:59:11AM -0400 or thereabouts, Dan K wrote:
>> As many others have explained, the issue revolves around chip density. 
>> For specific details on what will work, read Apple's Wallstreet devnote:
>> > h_CPUs-G3/PowerBookG3Series.pdf>
>
>Nice! It appears that these machines support a chip density of 8M with a
>width of 32 bits. Even though that configuration isn't listed, it could be
>the next logical step.
>
>The pdf also states that the machine is to use SDRAM memory with a rating of
>100MHz or greater. This would make sense as a recommendation because the
>250 and 292MHz systems run on a 83MHz system bus. Where as the 233, 266
>and 300MHz systems run on a 66MHz system bus. To make it less likely for
>customers
>to run into memory speed related issues, just tell them to use PC100.


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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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> I have 288 installed, though I don't know how it is
> configured.
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> I presume its 256 and 32.
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> Though that seems a little odd.
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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I have 288 installed, though I don't know how it is configured.
Is there a way to tell without opening it up.
I presume its 256 and 32.
Though that seems a little odd.
???
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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My Reply follows quote. On 01/01/2005 05:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>Will a 256 RAM Stick out of a B&W G3 work in a Wallstreet?? I have one
>coming in which has 64 MB RAM needing to upgrade it as  soon as it gets in.
>
>Jason

Nope. The Wallstreet takes PC-100 144 pin SO DIMMs while the
B&W takes PC-100 3.3v, unbuffered, non-parity 168 pin SDRAM.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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On Saturday, January 1, 2005, at 10:32 AM, PETE wrote:
How about memory from RamDirect? They're about ten
bucks cheaper than OWC.
--- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can second this comment from personal experience.
OS X is picky
about memory; it doesn't matter the size.  I haven't
had any issues
with OWC memory.

You get what you pay for.
I've never had problems with memory from Data Memory Corp, 
 and while they're not always the very 
cheapest, I'm more than willing to avoid the endless and 
hard-to-diagnose problems you get from bad RAM.

I had bad RAM in my 7600 once.
What happened is that my internal SCSI bus went away when I put in my 
G4 upgrade card. This persisted when I replaced my motherboard. I 
figured it was an issue with the G4 card and put it up on the shelf, 
pissed off. (It was an old JoeCard I'd gotten on clearance, the 
original company was no longer in existence and I couldn't return it)

Months later I bought 2 new 128 MB RAM sticks (from Datamem) and 
discovered that not all my RAM now showed up.

Painstakingly checking, DIMM by DIMM, I discovered that everything 
would work by itself, but that when some of my older sticks were in the 
system the new 128 MB sticks didn't show up.

I bought another 128 MB stick at $24 and replaced all of the motley old 
collection of 16 and 32 MB sticks and the system ran far better and 
crash-free than before.

On a hunch, I re-installed the G4 upgrade. Not a hitch.
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Bruce Johnson]

On Saturday, January 1, 2005, at 06:33 AM, Jason Long wrote:
Will a 256 RAM Stick out of a B&W G3 work in a Wallstreet?? I have one
coming in which has 64 MB RAM needing to upgrade it as  soon as it 
gets in.


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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

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Jason Long wrote:
Will a 256 RAM Stick out of a B&W G3 work in a Wallstreet?? I have one
coming in which has 64 MB RAM needing to upgrade it as  soon as it gets in.
Jason
Nope. The Wallstreet uses SO-DIMM's, as do the early (Rev A-D) iMacs. 
They take one low-profile, and one standard (or both low-profile). The 
B&W uses standard PC100/133 DIMMS. Two different animals.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet

[Jason Long]

Will a 256 RAM Stick out of a B&W G3 work in a Wallstreet?? I have one
coming in which has 64 MB RAM needing to upgrade it as  soon as it gets in.

Jason

On 1/1/05 1:28 PM, "PETE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Ha! You do get what you pay for! I guese when I'm
> ready to buy I'll go with macsales.
> Pete.
> --- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> I bought from them for my first B&W and had to take
>> out the memory in
>> order to install Panther.  Later I purchased a
>> second B&W and moved the
>> RamDirect memory to that comp.   I tried upgrading
>> and had nothing but
>> difficulty.  After two months, I decided to try to
>> upgrade a second
>> time and did it without a hitch.  Go figure!
>> I have never had any difficulty with OWC memory,
>> however.
>> 
>> On 1 Jan 2005, at 11:32, PETE wrote:
>> 
>>> How about memory from RamDirect? They're about ten
>>> bucks cheaper than OWC.
>>> --- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> wrote:
>>> 
 I can second this comment from personal
>> experience.
 OS X is picky
 about memory; it doesn't matter the size.  I
>> haven't
 had any issues
 with OWC memory.
 
 On 1 Jan 2005, at 09:47, Ken wrote:
> 
> Maybe yes, maybe no. I have heard some grumbles
 with some
> brands of 256MB DIMMs. Just be sure to get a
 "low-profile"
> DIMM for the bottom slot. There isn't room for
>> the
 "normal"
> sized one. Best if seller specifies the DIMM is
 for the
> Wallstreet bottom slot.
> 
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[PETE]

Ha! You do get what you pay for! I guese when I'm
ready to buy I'll go with macsales.
Pete.
--- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I bought from them for my first B&W and had to take
> out the memory in 
> order to install Panther.  Later I purchased a
> second B&W and moved the 
> RamDirect memory to that comp.   I tried upgrading
> and had nothing but 
> difficulty.  After two months, I decided to try to
> upgrade a second 
> time and did it without a hitch.  Go figure!
> I have never had any difficulty with OWC memory,
> however.
> 
> On 1 Jan 2005, at 11:32, PETE wrote:
> 
> > How about memory from RamDirect? They're about ten
> > bucks cheaper than OWC.
> > --- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> >> I can second this comment from personal
> experience.
> >> OS X is picky
> >> about memory; it doesn't matter the size.  I
> haven't
> >> had any issues
> >> with OWC memory.
> >>
> >> On 1 Jan 2005, at 09:47, Ken wrote:
> >>>
> >>> Maybe yes, maybe no. I have heard some grumbles
> >> with some
> >>> brands of 256MB DIMMs. Just be sure to get a
> >> "low-profile"
> >>> DIMM for the bottom slot. There isn't room for
> the
> >> "normal"
> >>> sized one. Best if seller specifies the DIMM is
> >> for the
> >>> Wallstreet bottom slot.
> >>>
> >>> Ken
> >>
> >> A. M. G. D.




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I bought from them for my first B&W and had to take out the memory in 
order to install Panther.  Later I purchased a second B&W and moved the 
RamDirect memory to that comp.   I tried upgrading and had nothing but 
difficulty.  After two months, I decided to try to upgrade a second 
time and did it without a hitch.  Go figure!
I have never had any difficulty with OWC memory, however.

On 1 Jan 2005, at 11:32, PETE wrote:
How about memory from RamDirect? They're about ten
bucks cheaper than OWC.
--- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can second this comment from personal experience.
OS X is picky
about memory; it doesn't matter the size.  I haven't
had any issues
with OWC memory.
On 1 Jan 2005, at 09:47, Ken wrote:
Maybe yes, maybe no. I have heard some grumbles
with some
brands of 256MB DIMMs. Just be sure to get a
"low-profile"
DIMM for the bottom slot. There isn't room for the
"normal"
sized one. Best if seller specifies the DIMM is
for the
Wallstreet bottom slot.
Ken
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How about memory from RamDirect? They're about ten
bucks cheaper than OWC.
--- James Sanderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I can second this comment from personal experience. 
> OS X is picky 
> about memory; it doesn't matter the size.  I haven't
> had any issues 
> with OWC memory.
> 
> On 1 Jan 2005, at 09:47, Ken wrote:
> >
> > Maybe yes, maybe no. I have heard some grumbles
> with some
> > brands of 256MB DIMMs. Just be sure to get a
> "low-profile"
> > DIMM for the bottom slot. There isn't room for the
> "normal"
> > sized one. Best if seller specifies the DIMM is
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> > Wallstreet bottom slot.
> >
> > Ken
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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet/300 MHz

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My Reply follows quote. On 01/01/2005 07:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>I have 384 built-in-memory in my wallstreet; 128 MB
>bottom slot and 256 MB top slot. Can I put a 256 MB
>stick on the bottom slot without problems?
>TIA,
>PETE.
-
Maybe yes, maybe no. I have heard some grumbles with some
brands of 256MB DIMMs. Just be sure to get a "low-profile"
DIMM for the bottom slot. There isn't room for the "normal"
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Wallstreet bottom slot.

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Re: Ram in a Wallstreet/300 MHz

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On Jan 1, 2005, at 10:22 AM, PETE wrote:
I have 384 built-in-memory in my wallstreet; 128 MB
bottom slot and 256 MB top slot. Can I put a 256 MB
stick on the bottom slot without problems?
Yes. Before I parted with mine a couple of years ago I'd installed a 
total of 512 in it, and it worked quite well. In fact, I traded it to a 
friend and it's still running great with system 10.2. IIRC, you'll need 
a low profile RAM for the bottom slot.

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