I have just decided to sell my iMac 400DV and have therefore configured the RAM to suit, and I have found that a PC100-222 DIMM causes crashes.
I know that some CL2 RAM isn't liked by some Macs, especially after firmware updates, but this RAM is recognised, but I feel 99% it is this which is causing crashes.
I have one 128MB PC100-322 DIMM and when the fouling 32MB DIMM is installed I have crashes, but now to my question:
The minimum spec for the RAM is PC100, but at the moment I am running the iMac with a PC66, or as System profiler is reporting "PC66100-333S".
How come it works, is recognised and (seemingly) does not crash the machine ???
I just want to feel sure that the person who's bought the Mac isn't going to have problems with it as I am not interested in some ongoing support thing...
Grateful for a little help.
P.S. I am fairly in the clear about PC100 and CL2/3 so ne massive explaination required. :o)
Laurence
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