on 10/31/01 8:41 PM, Chuck Stinnett at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > on 10/31/01 1:39 PM, Sean C at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Also, since I know doodly about RAM, how do I know which >> kind of RAM I already have? > > Generically speaking, you need 168-pin, 60 ns, 5V FPM DIMMs for a PTP. > > To see the configuration and size of your existing RAM, go to: > > -- The Apple menu in upper left-hand corner of screen > -- Pull down to Apple System Profiler > -- Click on System Profile tab > -- Click on Memory Overview > -- Click on Built-in Memory > > This won't tell you the _brand_ of RAM, but will at least give you an idea > of the size of the DIMMs already installed and in what slot. > > --Chuck > > Im using edo ram in my power tower pro and alot of times its more readily available and cheaper. (or it used to be until the last couple months)
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