9500, 400mhz newertech, PCI - Fast Ethernet, wide SCSI, Video Wizard, Firewire/USB, extra serial ports,
3 internal HDs, 1 external firewire, 1 wide SCSI, 1scanner, 1 CD Burner. USB hub with optical mouse, San Disk, Lexmark printer, Fotofun printer, US Robotics modem,
Apple recommends populating the slots from A6 and B6 to A1 and B1.
But where does the computer load into memory. First 5 and then 6, or first 6 and then 5.
Mine keeps freezing, seems like when launching more applications or larger ones.
I have already rearranged all my PCI cards and cleaned up internal and external disks. Rebuilt desktops and reset PRAM. All my DIMMS register correctly in Syatem Profiler, but I suspect that maybe I am mixing 60's and 70's.
Had 752 MB.
Updated the Ethernet card and added 256MB RAM, then my orbkems started.
Anyone have any other suggestions?
reh
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