There is a company called 4ALLMemory at WWW.4AllMemory.com that sells 128MB for 34.99 each, I bought 2 for a 9600 works great.
Pete
On Monday, June 21, 2004, at 09:32 PM, David Elmo wrote:
From: "Montalto, Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [PCI]
I'm looking for a low-end G3 upgrade for my Powermac 8500 (Read-Cheap!) and 128mb of ram (I'm wanting to run OSX on this machine). If anyone is selling either of these items and is willing to post to Australia, please notify me. Thanks!=20
Joe
I notice there is some reasonably cheap 128 sticks for your mac on eBay Australia at the moment. Hope you are not considering trying to run X on 128 :) I'd say a minimum of 512MB to think about it. No point in messing about with piddly little sticks these days, 64MB should be minimum. Our PCIs need all the help they can get from RAM and caches.
David Elmo
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