Re: RAM upgrade not recognized (PowerBase 180)

[T Nadeau]

I have to dissagree with you, Peter. The PowerBase 180 is based on a 
Tanzania motherboard like the Apple 6400 series machines and requires the 5v 
EDO RAM.
Regards,
Todd Nadeau

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