I use a double-sided 32MB EDO stick in my 575 mobo which is in my
Color Classic... and they don't work in my Quadra 840AV.
I think single-sided RAM tends to work in the 68K macs, higher up in
the Power Macintosh (like the 8100) area double-sided/double bank
works all right.
Also, generally 32/64MB is the biggest stick supported for the smaller
stuff, save the 128MB and higher for the towers.

So your best bet is finding a cheap/free LC III/Performa or higher to
test them in. Luckily, they're the easiest to get into, also.
Oh, I forgot, I have a Quadra 650 that I haven't finished tinkered
with yet, thanks for reminding me!

By doing this you can weed out the stuff that's more than 80ns-- I
think the MacTV is the only one with 100ns 72-pin requirements.

As for the PM 4400 to 5400, don't worry about that, they are 168pin,
not 72. I've never toasted an older Mac that didn't have a power
supply or corrosion problem, but it's
worth being careful about once you get to 168-pin stuff.

When in doubt, use MacTracker. I'm also curious what price you'll put
on the box of RAM, since I'd like to sell a box of mine too!



On Nov 6, 8:18 pm, Christian Wacker <[email protected]> wrote:
> I just got a whole box of 72 pin ram for older PC systems (mostly Compaq)
> I am wondering if they are compatible with any Mac systems (Since I
> don't have one to test, and plan on getting rid of the box ASAP)
> Any input?
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