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Aug 14, 2009
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I recently found an eMac, and (surprise!) it works.
It runs pretty fast, and I like it, but the Ram is only about 380MB. I've looked on the apple website, but they're guide shows an emac with a different expansion port back (one with mesh instead of a solid cover) and the guide doesn't help. Does anybody know anything about this?
 
Arent they generally the same just remove the door and the ram is there, thats what its been showing on many things ive googled, the only difference is ones a plastic door and the other is metal i assume?
 
Yeah, I've had 3, you access the RAM the same on all. The difference would be the type of RAM used. I think the G4 700, 800, 1Ghz models used PC100/PC133 and the 1.25Ghz and 1.42Ghz models sued DDR 333
 
Yeah, I've had 3, you access the RAM the same on all. The difference would be the type of RAM used. I think the G4 700, 800, 1Ghz models used PC100/PC133 and the 1ghz(educational), 1.25Ghz and 1.42Ghz models sued DDR 333/400

tehe fixed it but only runs in 333 if you put 400 in.
 
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