OK, now I've upgraded my internal 2.5 hard drive on my Powerbook G3
(bronze keyboard/Lombard-333 mhz) from its original 4 GB to 40.
Despite one person's prediction that this Fujitsu ATA-6 drive would
not work, surprisingly it works flawlessly, so now it's on to my next
task, that of increasing
On 11/05/04 12:17, D. G. Bowie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
So my bottom-line question: Is it wise or risky replacing the bottom
socket low profile 64 MB module in my Lombard with a 528 MB unit, or
should I be more convervative and replace it with a 256 unit?
I think you can safely update
Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/05/04 12:17, D. G. Bowie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
So my bottom-line question: Is it wise or risky replacing the bottom
socket low profile 64 MB module in my Lombard with a 528 MB unit, or
should I be more convervative and replace it
On Tue, May 11, 2004 at 11:17:36AM -0500, D. G. Bowie wrote:
:
[...Lombard RAM upgrading...]
:
: Apple supports a maximum of 384 MB of RAM for this G3, which I
: surmise is 256 in the upper slot and 128 in the bottom slot (?), but
: GURU claims 1024 as the maximum, or 528 MB in each socket.
