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Platform said:
OK

But then DDR is doubble data rate , so then it is at least faster ;)
G4 chips are not capable of utilizing the "doubling" feature in DDR. To a G4, it might as well be PC133. Or maybe PC166.
 
all-devourer said:
G4 chips are not capable of utilizing the "doubling" feature in DDR. To a G4, it might as well be PC133. Or maybe PC166.

Yes that is what I'am saying the G5 can utilize a lot faster and more RAM then the G4's ;)
 
Platform said:
Yes that is what I'am saying the G5 can utilize a lot faster and more RAM then the G4's ;)
Maybe you should have said it clearly then?

And if it wasn't clear, a G4 (depending on Mac model) can use up to 2 gigs of RAM.
 
cyanide said:
*shakes his head in disbelief* something about this thread made me nauseous, i think it had to do with certain individuals making wild claims without any reasonable ground at all. its late, and im tired.
I agree fully.
 
Bear said:
Maybe you should have said it clearly then?

And if it wasn't clear, a G4 (depending on Mac model) can use up to 2 gigs of RAM.

OK sorry about that then :eek:
 
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