Go ahead and plug 'em in, they're compatible.
If they're from the PowerCenters, they're likely 512k cache dimms -
the 1 mB dimms
were in the PowerCenters.
FWIW, cache dimm failure was a leading cause of dead PowerCenter's and
PowerCenterPro's, so when you pull them, try a last boot-up.
If the PCP's work, then the cache dimms are toast.
The above advice bears in mind that if any damage occurs to the mobo
of a 7300, 7600, or 8600, any lawsuits will be predicated upon the
current $5 market value of the above CPU's, when fully loaded with
ram, PCI slots filled with high end SCSI and video cards/PC cards,
equipped with a Jazz/Zip drive, after market fast HD('s), mouse &
keyboard, and multisync 15" monitor - delivered.
Cheers...Michael
I'm playing with some old Macs I recently got ahold of, and I have two
1MB L2 cache DIMMs from a couple dead Power Computing PowerCenters.
Should these work in a 7300, 7600, or 8600? Anybody know ? I don't
want to find out the hard way that it won't work.
Thanks,
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