Hello, I want to buy around 256MB or 512MB or RAM, but I need to know how compatible the Cube is, as in does it accept 4xDRAMs or accept high density. Waiting for replies! 😛
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G4 Cube Memory
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I'll check em later tomorrow, thing is I can get them for cheaper else were, I don't like over paying, specially when they cost more than DDR.rdowns said:
I know the Mbit, yes it accepts both but for 256MB it should be 256/128, for 512 it HAS to be 256. The thing is that I don't want to end up buying memory for cheap then it won't work.cluthz said:
The Cube uses regular PC100 SDRAM. It has 3 slots (not 4 like the Sawtooth). You can use PC133 if you can't find PC100. In mine I had 2 512MB's that cost me $50 each.
Well, I guess there are no Mac Hardware experts in here. Some PC133 will downclock to 100MHz if designed that way or can do cas3~2. I can get as of now, 512MB PC133 for $25 a piece, but there is a warning that it's not very compatible since it's high desity. I guess i'll just try to eBay for high quality RAM under $40.cubist said:
