Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
> DMS (data memory systems) has been around forever, and is a very, very
> reliable source for RAM. So is otherworld computing, and some others.
I know DMS. They are ok. No insult intended.
> It was and is apple-spec'd ram. :) I only buy from 3 places, but I try to
> use DMS if at all possible, it's not a really lowballed no-name distributor
> or manufacturer.
Smart guy.
> The tech I talked to told me he'd personally had problems with rev A's not
> being able to go over 384, etc (3 128 meg dimms) which was why he had me try
> it in a rev B.
I have never heard of that. In fact I am at home right now and can send you 3
screenshots of Rev. A G3's athat are all running more that 512mb RAM. I use them
as servers. I have worked on about 300-500 Beige G3's in my career, and I haven't
experienced this with any of them. They all take just about whatever PC-66 + RAM
you give them.
-- Kyle H. Hansen
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