aussieshepsrock wrote: > Hello All, > I'm running a nifty Wallstreet g-book and I'm wondering what the > true maximum ram limit is on this machine? I see 512mb kits on ebay, > but apple-history.com says 192mb, who's right? > 512MB, two sticks, one must be low profile, the other can be; but not all 256MB sticks can be seen from the machine, actually I have some that with an iBook are reported 256 and with wally 128, if I remember well hi-fi and low-fi ... and the right ones are bit more expensive on eBay! angelo > I've got 9.2 and OSX running on this (10.4 via xpostfacto). It's > got about 128mb or so in it and I popped in a 60gig drive from the > 'ole parts drawer'. The puter appears to be chugging along pretty > well, but the heavy drive usage at frequent intervals for virtual > memory swaps is generating a lot of heat. Battery life is pretty dang > respectable and ranges over an hour and a quarter, so. If I can ramp > the memory up and ramp drive usage down, I might be able to extend > that a bit. > > Richard > > > > > >
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