On 3/20/2010 8:37 PM, Bill Spencer wrote:
Oops, sorry, I meant the older one, meaning the 1.83 ghz machine. I
had always understood that it can go to 2G, which is what Apple says,
but got thrown today when I saw LEM give both 3 and 4 on different
pages. And I have now downloaded MacTracker as Harry suggested, for
another perspective. So are you implying that it's possible to put in
more than Apple's stated maximum? How can that be?
--Bill
Apples stated maximum ram is based on the module sizes available at the
time that they were able to test. And sometimes in the event of multiple
configurations of the same machine, ie the eMac, some were able to take
only 1 gig, others 2 gig, in order to avoid confusion, Apple continued
to list max memory at only 1 gig even though a few models could take 2
gig. I have 2 gig installed in my 1.42 GHz eMac and 2 gig installed in 3
different eMacs at my place of work. 1 is a 1.42 like mine and 2 are
1.25 GHz models.
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