You didn't specify which model you have.
OWC has a pretty useful tool, that will list only those products that
are compatible with your particular model:
http://eshop.macsales.com/MyOWC/
I think Techworks will do the same thing for RAM.
I often pay the premium to buy Techworks brand RAM. I've never had
it fail. At other times, I buy what's cheaper, especially if it
comes with a decent warranty from a company that's likely to be
around for a while. It depends how f---ed you'd be if the RAM
failed at an inopportune time.
At 01:33 -0400 07/26/02, Carl Sheperd wrote:
>I have just purchased a PTP machine and will want to add RAM to it
>as it only has 64M. I have no manual for it and do not know if it
>need EDO or non-EDO memory. Also I am not sure if I can use 128M or
>if I have to use 64M chips. I see that both OWC and Techworks list
>both types, but one is considerably cheaper than the other. Are the
>Techworks memory chips that much better than OWC? I would
>appreciate some advice from those of you who know. Thanks, --Carl
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