Howevers: 1) IBM may well have used a lower quality memory that could have problems in a Mac. 2) If you have 192 MB in the Aptiva, that probably translates to one 128 MB DIMM and one 64 MB. 3) You can be new, reputable 512 MB DIMMs for the original eMac for $93 or less. 4) if you have a 800 MHz (May 2003 or later) or 1 GHz eMac, PC100 memory will significantly slow down your system.
On Aug 16, 2004, at 11:57 AM, Ben wrote:
Hi! I have an old IBM Aptiva from like 1998. It's 300 mhz k6-2. I was windering if I could use the ram from it and put it into my E-Mac. The Aptiva has 192 mb ram. Thanks! ~ Ben ~
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