on 7/14/03 1:47 PM, Aaron at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks.....Aaron, That is a good point. 7200's are vulnerable to EDO DIMMs. But some other hard and fast rules about Macs are'nt. As an example, the 5500 and 6500-series are supposed to require 5v-EDO DIMMs. I have a 6360 with a 5500/225 motherboard in it that has (2) 64meg 5v DIMMs that are FPM....and it's been running fine for 8 months now....go figure... Mikie > Yes, but be warned: THE REVERSE IS NOT TRUE! > > Most of the machines listed by Mikie take both FPM and EDO RAM. But if you put > EDO RAM in a 7200, you may destroy both the RAM and the 7200 logic board. > > - Aaron
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