I have a G5 Dual Core (2.0) (Late 2005, M9590LL/A, PowerMac 11,2) that has
eight memory slots. EveryMac says that this G-5 is maxed out at 16 GB of
memory. Mine has 8 GB right now (1 GB chip in each slot).
Does that mean that if you put more than 16 GB in the memory slots, it will
only
4GB DDR sticks do not exist. Sorry to bust your bubble :/ Even 2GB sticks
are hard to find and expensive; so expensive that it is probably more cost
effective to just buy a new mac.
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at
I have a G5 Dual Core (2.0) (Late 2005, M9590LL/A, PowerMac 11,2) that has
eight memory slots. EveryMac says that this G-5 is maxed out at 16 GB of
memory. Mine has 8 GB right now (1 GB chip in each slot).
Does that mean that if you put more than 16 GB in the memory slots, it
will
only
I bought a similar G5 from a video producer. He was hurting for
faster render times and moved up to an 8-core intel Mac Pro,
My audio needs for this machine are perfectly well-met. I don;t know
the comparison data specifics, but your render times may well be what
teh machine is capable of.
Here is the link to the OWC webpage that sells 4 GB RAM chips for my G5:
http://tinyurl.com/bnqxdyt
The price ranges from $61 to $73 per chip.( I don't know why some RAM chips
cost more than others--can someone enlighten me?) 1 and 2 GB chips are also
offered there.
At $61 per chip, I
On Mar 21, 2013, at 1:51 PM, Tom wrote:
Here is the link to the OWC webpage that sells 4 GB RAM chips for my
G5: http://tinyurl.com/bnqxdyt
You're reading this WRONG, there's no such thing as 4 GB modules, this
is for TWO 2 GB modules, a MATCHED PAIR (2 x 2GB = 4GB).
The price ranges
You're reading this WRONG, there's no such thing as 4 GB modules, this
is for TWO 2 GB modules, a MATCHED PAIR (2 x 2GB = 4GB).
Indeed so.
Manufacturers now specify the TOTAL amount of RAM contained in a RETAIL
package.
Example: a two stick package may be stated to be 4 GB, and the RAM will
Ah, 2 X 2 chips = 4 GB. Should have looked closer. Thanks Kris and Peter.
So 16 GB of RAM maxes out this G5.
Still, that would double what I have, and if i were sure that the rendering
times for Final Cut 5 would be significantly reduces, I'd go for it.
I just got a Mac Pro and Adobe CS6,
On Mar 21, 2013, at 1:02 PM, Tom tba...@nmia.com wrote:
Ah, 2 X 2 chips = 4 GB. Should have looked closer. Thanks Kris and Peter. So
16 GB of RAM maxes out this G5.
Still, that would double what I have, and if i were sure that the rendering
times for Final Cut 5 would be significantly
Say I were to put 4 GB chips in four of the slots, I'd get 16 GB of RAM
from those, and there would still be four slots with 1 GB in them. Would
this Mac then recognize 20 GB of RAM, or only 16?
For that matter, what if I filled every one of those eight slots with 4 GB
chips--would the
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