I doubt if you'd notice a reduction in speed, but did you look into how
easy it would be to install the card?
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
Looking at the specs for my iMac G4, I see it can take an Airport
Card. Can it take an Airport Extreme Card? I would not mind going
wireless, however, I'd
You go right ahead and keep paying more for your cheap-o RAM; it makes no
difference to me. I'll keep paying the lower prices I get from Crucial and
being productive.
I don't run my life on superstition.
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Looking at the specs for my iMac G4, I see it can take an Airport Card.
Can it take an Airport Extreme Card? I would not mind going wireless,
however, I'd hate to give up the speed I have with the Ethernet.
Steve
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I am thinking about upgrading the memory in my iMac G4
Looking at the specs for my iMac G4, I see it can take an Airport Card.
Can it take an Airport Extreme Card? I would not mind going wireless,
however, I'd hate to give up the speed I have with the Ethernet.
No. The Extreme Card is a different size.
I am thinking about upgrading the memory in my iMac G4 (700). I
realize it is getting old and I won't be able to upgrade to Leopard, but
I'm happy with Tiger. How hard is it to access the the RAM to change
it? I've done it on other Macs, on PowerBooks, and on PCs, so I'm
confident that I
Datamem wants $69 for this part. I see that today Memory-Up also lists
it for $69. Crucial is simply overpriced.
You have been proven very wrong for such a broad statement in the past.
However, a stopped clock
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Is it a good idea to take advice from someone who pays double the going
price and is happy about it?
You go right ahead and keep paying more for your cheap-o RAM; it makes no
difference to me. I'll keep paying the lower prices I get from Crucial and
being productive.
Just keep telling your
Thanks for pointing out about the different slots. I knew that
there were two slots, but I didn't realize that I was looking at the
memory for the factory slot when I looked at Memory-Up. I looked up
the manual online at Apple.com. It should be no problem to change the
memory.
I
At 6:24 PM -0500 11/18/07, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
[snip]
I did have one question after reading the Apple manual. It
stated Unplug all cables, except the power cord. Why wouldn't you
unplug the power cord?
To maintain a ground circuit to the power supply. Before you touch
any
Thanks. I wondered if that might be the rationale. I have always tried
to make sure I was grounded and discharged any static electricity
before touching the components.
Steve
Roger D. Parish wrote:
At 6:24 PM -0500 11/18/07, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
[snip]
I did have one question
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