>2) Processor upgrades are very very memory sensitive.  You must have 
>very high-quality and newer ram installed.  You must NOT interleave 
>your memory (more on this below).  The memory chips must be 
>installed in matching sets.  It's safe to assume with a newer, 
>faster processor, you will need more memory than you had before.  I 
>went from 144MB of interleaved memory, with virtual memory on to 
>320MB of non-interleaved memory with virtual memory OFF.  My memory 
>is installed like this:  B1 and B2 have matching brand new 128MB 
>modules from Sonnet; B3 and B4 have matching 32MB modules (not brand 
>new but purchased three years ago) from NewerTech.  That's it. 
>

Very good summerization, but I would have to disagree, in part with 
No. 2.  Some of the upgrade cards are as you describe above, some are 
not.

I have an XLR8 upgrade in mine, and below is a copy of the ASP:

Report Created:04/06/03 at 10:05:13

Software overview
        Serial number:  Not applicable
        Mac OS overview
                Finder: 9.2
                System: 9.2.2  US
                Active enabler: None
                QuickTime:      6.0.2
                CarbonLib:      1.6
                File sharing:   is on
                Multiple Users: 1.4.1
        Startup device
                Name:   Hard Drive
                Type:   Hard drive
                Location:       ID = 0
                Bus:    SCSI Bus 0
Memory overview
        Disk cache:     8160K
        Virtual memory: is off
        Built-in memory:        1.12 GB
                Location            Size           Memory type
                A1          128 MB   DIMM
                B1          128 MB   DIMM
                A2          128 MB   DIMM
                B2          128 MB   DIMM
                A3          128 MB   DIMM
                B3          128 MB   DIMM
                A4          128 MB   DIMM
                B4          128 MB   DIMM
                A5          32 MB    DIMM
                B5          32 MB    DIMM
                A6          32 MB    DIMM
                B6          32 MB    DIMM
        Video memory:   32 MB   Built-in display in use
        Total L2 cache:
                External L2 cache:      512K
                Backside L2 cache:      0 bytes
Hardware overview
        Machine ID:     67
        Model name:     Power Macintosh 9600 series
        Keyboard type:  Apple Keyboard II
        Processor info: PowerPC G3
        Machine speed:  400 MHz
        Nanokernel version: 2.27
        Nanokernel pool extends: 0
        Nanokernel scheduled CPUs:1
Production information
        ROM revision:   $77D.34F2
        Serial number:  Not applicable
        Software bundle:        Not applicable
        Sales order number:     Not applicable

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