Re: Replacing RAM: PC100 vs PC133

2005-02-04 Thread Jeff Hubatka
From: John P. Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Replacing RAM: PC100 vs PC133
Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 20:49:23 -0800
I have a PB G4 400 MHz (Titanium Mercury) and want to upgrade my RAM.
I currently have one 256 and one 128 Mb SIMM for a total of 384 Mb.
Both SIMMs are PC100, whatever that means. I was thinking of
replacing the 128 Mb with a 512, to yield 768 Mb. I have two questions:
Can I just swap the 512 into the 128's (bottom) slot, or does the 512
need to go in the top slot and the old 256 into the bottom?
Can I have one PC133 SIMM and one PC100, or do they both need to be the
same?
You can mix them. The TiBook can use a high-profile RAM stick in the 
top slot, the bottom has to be the low-profile type.

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Replacing RAM: PC100 vs PC133

2005-02-03 Thread John P. Roberts
I have a PB G4 400 MHz (Titanium Mercury) and want to upgrade my RAM. 
I currently have one 256 and one 128 Mb SIMM for a total of 384 Mb. 
Both SIMMs are PC100, whatever that means. I was thinking of 
replacing the 128 Mb with a 512, to yield 768 Mb. I have two questions:

Can I just swap the 512 into the 128's (bottom) slot, or does the 512 
need to go in the top slot and the old 256 into the bottom?

Can I have one PC133 SIMM and one PC100, or do they both need to be the 
same?

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Re: Replacing RAM: PC100 vs PC133

2005-02-03 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 03/02/05 23:49, John P. Roberts at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have a PB G4 400 MHz (Titanium Mercury) and want to upgrade my RAM.
 I currently have one 256 and one 128 Mb SIMM for a total of 384 Mb.
 Both SIMMs are PC100, whatever that means. I was thinking of
 replacing the 128 Mb with a 512, to yield 768 Mb. I have two questions:
 
 Can I just swap the 512 into the 128's (bottom) slot, or does the 512
 need to go in the top slot and the old 256 into the bottom?
 
 Can I have one PC133 SIMM and one PC100, or do they both need to be the
 same?
 

If both the 512 and the 128 are physically the same, then I believe you can
swap them. I'm just not sure that the Titanium uses low profile SODIMMs. I
believe that you can mix PC133 and PC100 together. That number refers to the
memory speed, the larger the number, the faster the memory chip works.
However, when you put a faster chip into a computer with a slower memory
bus, then the memory downgrades its speed to match the computer speed.

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