On 02-03-2004 19:46, Greg Christopher, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
> This is strange;
>
> we saw somewhere on apple's web site, the spec says the max is 384.
Yes, but understand that most of these databases are outdated. They are from
before the days of the 256MB-modules.
> I have had 512 Mb in mine, but if I use it all by launching several
> applications, my machine crashes.
>
> In fact, if I put anything over 384, the machine crashes.
>
> It is true I have an upgrade processor in it.
Maybe the problem with a certain upgrade? For exemple: I have a PM 9500/120,
putting in 1536MB works great. However using 1472MB may work better in any
cases when VM will be asked. Impossible >1500MB IIRC. The same machine with
a MaxPowr G3/300/300/1MB ("The Copper") in, will even not boot with 1 or
more 128MB-sticks in! So left 768MB with this upgrade. OK, enough for this
machine. Just an exemple with an upgrade.
Back to the Beige G3: I just got in:
Beige G3 DT/266
768MB RAM
2MB VRAM
PCI:
2nd videocard (OEM-card of PM 9600/350)
10/100 ethernet
Combocard: 2 x USB, 2 x FW ext, 1 x FW int.
Floppydrive
DVD-CD-ROM, ATA
Zip-100, ATA
40GB HD, ATA, partioned:
7.5GB for 10.2.8
5GB for 9.2.2
27.5 for storage, scrap etc.
No SCSI in./ex. in the moment.
Works great.
As said before, no exp. with Panther and Beige.
Jo
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