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Nov 13, 2003
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I've got some memory sticks from a PC system of mine that has (what a surprise) stop working on me.

I'd love to transplant it in my Mac and get a bit of a boost.

Presently, the memory in my system is:
4 sticks of PC2600 totaling 1.25gb.

The two 512mb dims Id like to put in and replace a couple 256ers are PC2100.

I should add that one of the sticks installed now is a PC3200 256mb stick from my mac mini.

Advice.
 
mad jew said:
The mini will only take one stick at a time and unfortunately, it's an absolute bastard to work with. PC2600 and PC2100 RAM will not work in the mini to the best of my limited and mad knowledge. You'll need PC2700 or PC3200 with 184 pins. :)
I should have clarified. I'm sorry.

One of the memory sticks is FROM my Mini (which I removed the stock 256 and replaced with a 512).

The system in question is a 1.25ghz G4
 
Here is the resources. I don't see anything too out of the ordinary that I know of.
 

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