Hello all.
I've just placed my order for a new 12" Powerbook to replace my nearly 3 year old iBook. I have a question about memory chips.
My old iBook has a built in 128MB chip and a 512MB chip under the keyboard. In System Profiler it says it is SDRAM, and its speed is PC133U-333.
The new Powerbook comes with 256MB built in and 256 underneath. My shipping receipt says that the memory is "DDR333".
What i'd like to do is trade out the chips between them so that the iBook (soon to go on eBay) has 384 MB and the new Powerbook has a solid 768 MB.
My question is...can I do this? is this memory interchangable? Will it screw up the iBook or Powerbook or both to do this? Please share your knowledge. Thanks!
Ryan
I've just placed my order for a new 12" Powerbook to replace my nearly 3 year old iBook. I have a question about memory chips.
My old iBook has a built in 128MB chip and a 512MB chip under the keyboard. In System Profiler it says it is SDRAM, and its speed is PC133U-333.
The new Powerbook comes with 256MB built in and 256 underneath. My shipping receipt says that the memory is "DDR333".
What i'd like to do is trade out the chips between them so that the iBook (soon to go on eBay) has 384 MB and the new Powerbook has a solid 768 MB.
My question is...can I do this? is this memory interchangable? Will it screw up the iBook or Powerbook or both to do this? Please share your knowledge. Thanks!
Ryan