Sue Street wrote:
> A quick question about installing new RAM on a B&W G3
> 
> I recently purchased 2 new sticks of 128 MB RAM for my B&W G3 (I 
> currently have 64 + 128 MB sticks installed) -- what is the best route 
> to go in terms of installing these...should they be paired up (A1, B1) 
> or does it matter in the G3 (in terms of affecting overall performance)? 
>  As well, do I need to use a anti-static strap while I seat them (with 
> the unit unplugged, of course)? I've never installed RAM on this machine 
> so am a bit uncertain. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Interleaving won't work. From my experience: if you've got PC133 and 
PC100 RAM DIMMs (the 64 and 128 are probably PC100s, just like mine) 
install the PC133s in the first slots from the left. I got strange 
errors when booting OS 9.x (contact your system administrator) when I 
installed PC133 after PC100, after I installed PC133 RAM before the 
PC100 it worked.

Just my 2 cents.



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