Summary: What about a ram upgrade on an old powerbook 1400? Would that help the performance?. This lady has one she got for $20 and it only has 16mgs of ram....
Summary: I currently own a Powerbook G3 Series Wallstreet and would like to upgrade the amount of ram. Is there special ram for apple computers, or can i just...
Summary: I just bought the new G4 (FW800) with 256 mb of PC2100 DDR ram. Apple says I *cannot* upgrade ram with PC2700 DDR (333), only PC2100 DDR (266). Oth...
Summary: can anyone help? I have a 2004 g4 powerbook w/ 512mb ram. I'd like to upgrade it to full-spec 2gb of ram, my question is, can I use (best-spec) DDR2...
Summary: i have two ram chips: 128 onboard and an upgradeable 512mb (upped from 128 orig.) can i upgrade to 1 gb in the 512 slot? apple says no, but my compu...
Summary: A couple of months back I upgraded to OS X Panther on my 400MHz iMac G3, but since then I have only been running it on the minumum 128MB RAM. To ove...
Summary: I bought a 128 mb ram upgrade at a site that advertised it as ram for the mac. My help section on the computer says there is only 1 type of memory ...
Summary: I'm running a brand new dual 866 G4 which initially came with 256MB of RAM. Mac Zone sent me an additional 512 chip a few days later. Anyway, it arriv...
Summary: I have only 32 megs of RAM in a PowerCenter PowerComputing clone. I would like to put more RAM in it. What type of RAM do I need and where can/shoul...
Summary: I, too, have been looking long and hard for a RAM upgrade for the 320. It is no longer manufactured, which has made my search unsuccessful. Also, I a...
Summary: I'm trying to instal 256M RAM into the upper slot of my bronze G3 PB running os8.6. The RAM always appears as 128M after trying 3 different brands of ...
Summary: 1) poweron.com OS 9.2.2 is what you seek. 2) For Business: Yes. Keep in mind you will have to buy SOFTWARE too, and probably a RAM upgrade and at le...
Summary: Hi all. My brother just brought home an old iMac 233 with 32 MB of RAM and doesn't want to pay any more for a RAM upgrade since he'll be getting a ne...
Summary: I have to disagree. I recently purchased an iBook with a 40 GB hard drive (upgrade) and 512 MB RAM (upgrade as well) and have never been happier. T...
Summary: There's not a whole lot of difference, but take it from someone who's seen a lot of bad purchases - DO NOT buy a used laptop unless you know its entir...
Summary: i'm working with a lan of approx 45 macs and i would like to restrict the amount of memory taken up by the os i would be keen to know what extension...
Summary: Paul Warren claims that "It is JUST as difficult to uninstall stuf with mac as with a PC." Hmmmm... I totally disagree! The Mac operating system h...
Summary: I'm using my 7300 os 9.1 176 ram. Upgrading to 9 fixed the problem of having to reconfigure TCP/IP after i restarted. I still feel thoughm like the...
Summary: lowendmac.com will have deals for tiger and ram upgrades... if you want real speed on there you have to run OS 9. PPCs esp. G4 would choke on OS X fro...
Summary: Hi, I'm long time PC user and I have a couple of quick questions regarding the upgrading of a recently purchased Beige G3, with the standard (i.e. Zip...
Summary: hi, i want to upgrade the RAM of my G4 quicksilver from 2x128 to 2x256. now does the mac uses special kind of RAM cards? or is it like the PC? the ...
Summary: I appologise in advance for this basic question, but I don't know much about Macs. I am trying to upgrade from OS7.6.1 to OS8.5 on a Performa6200 (be...
Summary: Dear Friends, I have an old apple imac (Powerpc G3 / 64 Ram / 400 Hz machine speed / 10 GBs hard drive ) with mac os 9.1 . Iwant to upgrade it to M...
Summary: I just recently bought a powermac beige g3 266mhz processor with 96mb ram. I was just wondering how much upgrading can be done with it and a possible...
Summary: 8.6 hardly runs well on 64MB RAM, let alone 8.6 + Java-intensive applications. You REALLY ought to upgrade as far as you can; RAM is dirt-cheap, espe...
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