On Feb 4, 2009, at 10:12 AM, Dennis Myhand wrote:

>
> Jeff Bequette wrote:
>> I have a dual 1.8 , G5 June 2004 with 4 ram slots... it lists it  
>> max ram
>> is 4GB, 1 gig per slot.  I am currently maxed out, but seeing the  
>> price
>> drops lately, I was wondering if  anyone put in and been able to  
>> use 2
>> gig sticks in?
>>
>> Jeff Bequette
>> [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
>>
>
> Technically...it should only see the maximum amount of RAM it is
> supposed see and nothing should go wrong.  I just recently worked on a
> PC which was supposed to see 4 gigs, and the owner installed 4  
> gigs, and
> it was only seeing 2.5 gigs.  Come to find out that the four gigs  
> it was
> supposed to see was actually only 3 gigs, if you had a 2 gig stick  
> and a
> 1 gig stick installed, or 2.5 gigs if you installed 2, 2 gig sticks  
> like
> the owner did.  But hey!  what's a little false advertising among
> friends?  It should either see the 4 gigs, see more than 4 gigs, or  
> not
> recognize the RAM sticks.  Try overstuffing one slot and let us know
> what happens.  I would be curious to know as well.  Peace, Dennis

like most G5's it goes in pairs, so I'd have to buy 2x2gigs to  
experiment- hence the question before purchase.  its not cheap enough  
for 'experiments!
>
>
> 
Jeff Bequette
[email protected]




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