On 11/25/07 3:53 PM, Robert Ameeti wrote: > The two don't go bad at > the same time. In the case of the OS upgrade that broke third-party RAM, they do. In the case of the six sticks I had from a third-party RAM company (before that aforementioned snafu even occurred), *all* of them caused kernel panics in either my Quicksilver or both of two indigo iMacs. Of those six, I bought two, they replaced those two (didn't want me to incur the cost of shipping the original two back) and sent two extra for "customer satisfaction" -- yet all six misbehaved. Had I not had original RAM, and had folks who were affected by that other OS upgrade not held onto original RAM, our computers wouldn't have been able to boot. I'm just sayin', for the small amount of money the tiny original RAM sticks would bring in, it's (in my 12-year Mac experience) just not worth it to be without it. Just in case. ~Linda