on 10/14/03 3:01 PM, David Elmo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Anyone have a clue about this part of my previous question (friend is coming > this morning and I am tempted to try a 128 chip in the memory slot but it > would not look good if it ruined his computer. I would try to shift the > blame on to all of you of course ...) The CPU is the 603e. > > >> Subject: Performa 6360 >> From: David Elmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> it has 2 slots for 168 pin RAM, book says 136 is max (8 on board) but this >> was before 128 chips were around. Would 2 x 128 chips be OK in this machine? >> And is it same chips as for 7300 and 7600? > If you put a 128mb DIMM in that slot, it will see it.....as a 64mb DIMM. Apple, for what ever reason, "crippled" the architecture of that whole 6360/6400/6500/5400/5500 series of (otherwise) very nice Macs.
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