64 bit RAM Check

[jimsowden]

I read a thread about an apple script that tells you if your ram is 64 bit or not, but of course after much searching i can't find it. Any one know? Also, does it return this info in the "top" command?

 

[edesignuk]

Are you talking about the one that tells you if the iMac G5 BUS is running at 128-Bit once you have installed 2 identical DIMMS?

 

[jimsowden]

Are you talking about the one that tells you if the iMac G5 BUS is running at 128-Bit once you have installed 2 identical DIMMS?

Perhaps. I'm not real sure on the specifics, I just know that the ram you install can be checked for complacency.

 

[daveL]

Search hardmac.com. It was posted a couple of weeks ago. It's only relevant if you have an iMac G5 with 2 sticks of memory.

 

[daveL]

Perhaps. I'm not real sure on the specifics, I just know that the ram you install can be checked for complacency.

Sorry, I can't resist this ... *complacency* ???

 

[edesignuk]

Test G5 iMac BUS.

 

[emw]

Sorry, I can't resist this ... *complacency* ???

I don't know about you, but I've noticed my RAM acting awfully self-satisfied lately. I mean, I've tried to get it to understand that I need it to adjust more quickly to the needs of my demanding application, but it just doesn't seem to care.

 

[Sun Baked]

I don't know about you, but I've noticed my RAM acting awfully self-satisfied lately. I mean, I've tried to get it to understand that I need it to adjust more quickly to the needs of my demanding application, but it just doesn't seem to care.

Are you sure that word shouldn't be 'body'?

 

[jimsowden]

Sorry, I can't resist this ... *complacency* ???

Exactly. I want to know if my ram is happy

 

[emw]

Are you sure that word shouldn't be 'body'?

Granted, that could be a reasonable substitute. But then you're assuming that my body is subject to "demanding applications," which aside from chasing two young kids around, isn't so much the case anymore.