To save money, consider a G3/400MHz. There is a negligible difference in
*noticeable* speed 'tween a 400 and a 500. But the price difference is usually
very noticeable.
The best upgrade boards are from XLR8 brand.
2nd best: Powerlogix.
3rd best: Sonnet.
Visit:
www.OtherWorldComputing.com
They have RAM cheep. They have upgrade boards cheep.
They are good folks.
(I do NOT work for 'em.)
RAM info web site:
www.RamSeeker.com
The ram you need is 168 pin 5volt DIMMs.
They can be FPM or EDO.
Get 128 MB sticks. They are $20 to $25.
Other good web sites:
www.LowEndMac.com
www.macGurus.com
www.AccelerateYourMac.com
Laurent Bois wrote:
> Hi
> I've acquired a Power Mac 7500/100, and i want to
> upgrade:
> My idea was to upgrade with a daughter Board Sonnet
> crescendo G3 500/1MB.
> I'd like to upgrade the harddrive too (10 or 18 Go) :
> which kind of Hard Drive (reference) can i choose
> (Seagate SCSI, etc...)
> And finally i want to upgrade the RAM (up to 256Mo) :
> what is exactly the type of RAM i can buy.
> Am i on the right way?
> Thanx for your answers.
> Laurent
>
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