Thanks, James and others,  for letting me know I wasn't as far out of 
touch as I thought after Kyle freaked me out. I'm sure Kyle will be 
clarifying his earlier response.

7/4/02 James wrote:
At 11:31 AM -0400 7/5/02, Mike wrote:
>No!
>
>Any Dimms you have now  that work with a 601. 603 or 604 processor 
>should* work with G3 or D4 upgrade card in the same machine.
>
>Your PCI Mac, such as a 7500, 8500 or 9600, will always and forever 
>use 5 (five) volt 168-pin DIMMS.  The voltage is determined by the 
>motherboard and has nothing to do with what processor you are using. 
>This will never, ever change.
>
>Any voltage change that may or may not be required for a particular 
>processor is handled by  circuitry on the processor daughter card. 
>And, if some new generation of PPC processors comes out that needs 
>only (say) 1.6 volts,  that conversion would be handled by the ZIF 
>processor card on the current crop of "new world" Macs.


Kyle Wrote:
>Your 7500 can take up to 1gb of Ram in 128mb Dimms x 8.  The 7500 takes 5v FPM
>or EDO RAM.  The G3-4 uses a different type of RAM called SDRAM.  It is 3v.
>Not interchangeable.

>Kimberly Leslie wrote:
>  > Well yippee yahoo - I finally got a credit card and I can take advantage of
>>  some of the great online deals.  I was looking for ram for my 7500/g3 thru
>>  ramseeker and Coast to Coast seemed to have the cheapest price.  But it also
>>  said that the 5 volt/128 Mg chips wouldn't work with any of the g3/g4
>>  upgrades.  Is that true? And if it is, how can I be sure I get the right
>>  kind of ram?
>>
>>  Also what would be the highest upgrade I could get for my 7500?  - its
>  > currently at 288 mhz.


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