That pretty much answers my question. DIMM First Aid supposedly will
adjust RAM cards so that they will work after certain firmware
updates.
"Many PC133" (and not "all") is probably right, because I heard that
later PC133 RAM is different and could possibly cause permanent
trouble when installed
On Dec 12, 2008, at 1:37 AM, Paul wrote:
> The G3 B/W tower and several early G4 towers all use PC100 memory, but
> Other World Computing distinguishes between G3 and Yikes on one hand,
> and AGP and Gigabit on the other. They don't recommend using the same
> RAM in all of these, and told me tha
Paul writes,
1. In my past experience of a few RAM upgrades from my BF's "Box O'RAM,"
if you have RAM sticks of a certain type, i.e., PC-100 SDRAM or PC-133
SDRAM, those RAM sticks will work in any Mac which shipped with that kind
of RAM. IMO, OWC problably lists and discusses their RAM that
The G3 B/W tower and several early G4 towers all use PC100 memory, but
Other World Computing distinguishes between G3 and Yikes on one hand,
and AGP and Gigabit on the other. They don't recommend using the same
RAM in all of these, and told me that the programming and design of
the memory cards ar
