Nononono!!!!!!! The beige G3 uses SDRAM, whereas the pre-G3 machines like
the 7600 use either EDO or FPM DIMMs. It's a completely different type of
memory. Not only is it not electrically compatible (5V vs. 3.3V), it
shouldn't physically fit either. Sorry.
Peace out
Terry
> Just double checking -- all my Apple Spec research and TIL reading leads
> me to believe that a 10ns 168-pin DIMM, the standard memory chip for a G3
> desktop, will work fine in an slightly upgraded 7500/604-120, in which
> the standard chip is a 70ns 168-pin DIMM.
>
> Yes?
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