I remember there was a chart listing what slots to put the ram for every availible configuration. Is there such a chart for the new Mac Pro availible?
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Is there a memory configuration chart for new Mac Pro
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He means the chart that shows the best configurations per module size per amount that floats around here.
Yes, it should be the same general layout as the earlier one.
Rules:
You have to install in pairs
Put the largest RAM pair in A1 A2
Put the second largest RAM pair in B1 B2
The ideal configuration for speed is 4 of the same modules in A1 A2 B1 B2
Avoid using slots 3 and 4 if you can - they are slower
Buy the largest size modules you can afford
(2 x 2 Gb not 4 x 1 Gb for example)
This rule trumps the 4 of the same rule. Don't buy smaller RAM just to have a matching 4some.
Rules:
You have to install in pairs
Put the largest RAM pair in A1 A2
Put the second largest RAM pair in B1 B2
The ideal configuration for speed is 4 of the same modules in A1 A2 B1 B2
Avoid using slots 3 and 4 if you can - they are slower
Buy the largest size modules you can afford
(2 x 2 Gb not 4 x 1 Gb for example)
This rule trumps the 4 of the same rule. Don't buy smaller RAM just to have a matching 4some.
MIKE! ! I haven't been on the LegacyGT forums for a long time, are you still hanging out over there? (Still in the Subaru camp?)
Yes, because the way to get computers out into society and into the hands of the masses is to be elitist and exclusive and require a PhD to even use the thing. And if you haven't memorized all the Unix commands you aren't worthy! While we are at it, I hope you can disassemble your whole car and put it back together again...People shouldn't drive unless they do not just basic maintenance, but full-blown service and repair of their own cars.
And any software you use, I sure hope you understand the programming language it was written in, so that if you needed to you could recreate it and change features you didn't like...
That said, I agree with you
Yes, because the way to get computers out into society and into the hands of the masses is to be elitist and exclusive and require a PhD to even use the thing. And if you haven't memorized all the Unix commands you aren't worthy! While we are at it, I hope you can disassemble your whole car and put it back together again...People shouldn't drive unless they do not just basic maintenance, but full-blown service and repair of their own cars.
And any software you use, I sure hope you understand the programming language it was written in, so that if you needed to you could recreate it and change features you didn't like...
That said, I agree with you
Last I checked I do not have a PhD after my name, however I DO know how and make the effort to READ so that I have understanding enough not to look like a jackass. Also while I do known enough about cars, farming and a thousand other topics to understand them that does not mean I engage in doing such things.
got this off this forum somewhere . .
should largely hold true for the new MP's
diddy
That is a nice chart, thank you.
It even shows the holes of the memory board which is nice for orientation.