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Acmeflip

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Apr 29, 2004
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Hi, I've already bought one wrong piece of RAM, and now I wnat to make sure I don't screw up again :eek:) will this one work on my PB 17" 1,5 mhz?: Corsair Value, 1024 MB DDR2700, SODIMM 200 pins, Value Select ???

Thanks
 
Didn't want to snap, but when you're new to MAC(don't have that much experience with it yet), and write a typo, which anyone can see is a typo, i don't think it's appropriate to answer like that. If you asked a question like that on a PC forum, and I answered, I'd tell you what you needed to know, and then make a joke :D not the other way around. But no hard feelings.

And in regards to the value ram, that's just 'cause it's advertised like that. http://corsairmicro.com/corsair/valueselect.html

Thanks
Flip
 
Acmeflip said:
Didn't want to snap, but when you're new to MAC(don't have that much experience with it yet), and write a typo, which anyone can see is a typo, i don't think it's appropriate to answer like that. If you asked a question like that on a PC forum, and I answered, I'd tell you what you needed to know, and then make a joke :D not the other way around. But no hard feelings.

And in regards to the value ram, that's just 'cause it's advertised like that. http://corsairmicro.com/corsair/valueselect.html

Thanks
Flip

Yeah it will work in your Powerbook, but Corsair doesn't support macs if something goes wrong. (It also has to be 2,5 V, nonparity, and non ECC)
Corsair has lifetime waranty i think, but it gets faulty don't tell them you have a mac...
Have you tried ramseeker.com ?
Crucial has good memory and supports macs (some say they are a bit pricey, but they are atleast much cheaper than apple.) I have Crucial in my powerbook, couldn't be happier.
 
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