S scalnajim macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 28, 2008 #1 I was hoping to install 3-1GB PC-133 168-Pin Non-ECC non-Reg SDRAM Memory in a Quicksilver G4. Would this memory work? G4 Quicksilver 1.8 GHZ 2TB Sata Raid. Thanks Scott
I was hoping to install 3-1GB PC-133 168-Pin Non-ECC non-Reg SDRAM Memory in a Quicksilver G4. Would this memory work? G4 Quicksilver 1.8 GHZ 2TB Sata Raid. Thanks Scott
Lord Zedd macrumors 6502a Aug 28, 2008 #4 1.5GB is the limit. Adding more is a waste of money since the hardware won't use it all.
F Firefly2002 macrumors 65816 Aug 28, 2008 #5 It can only address modules of a maximum of 512 MB density, hence the 1.5 GB limit. Be sure to get low-density 512 MB chips, btw.
It can only address modules of a maximum of 512 MB density, hence the 1.5 GB limit. Be sure to get low-density 512 MB chips, btw.
California macrumors 68040 Aug 28, 2008 #6 I thought it was a 2 gb limit in QS PMs. 1.5 is only if you boot in OS9?
F Firefly2002 macrumors 65816 Aug 28, 2008 #8 California said: I thought it was a 2 gb limit in QS PMs. 1.5 is only if you boot in OS9? Click to expand... The QS G4s have only three memory slots, unlike the earlier (and later) G4s. They can only address 1.5 GB due to the maximum 512 MB DIMM density. Mac OS 9 did indeed have a 1.5 GB memory limit, and a maximum of 999 MB for any given application.
California said: I thought it was a 2 gb limit in QS PMs. 1.5 is only if you boot in OS9? Click to expand... The QS G4s have only three memory slots, unlike the earlier (and later) G4s. They can only address 1.5 GB due to the maximum 512 MB DIMM density. Mac OS 9 did indeed have a 1.5 GB memory limit, and a maximum of 999 MB for any given application.