Does anyone know from a past experience how much of a performance penalty is achieved by doing something like this. With all the talk of memory on here lately PC-133 Vs PC-100 ,etc. I decided to do some checking of my own and discovered to my surprise a PC-100 module. My computer is a Power Mac G4 Quicksilver 867 Mhz and it can take full advantage of PC-133 memory with a 133 MHZ system bus. Well, anyway I was wondering if anyone knew of how much of a real world performance penalty I am causing myself. To my understanding this computer slows all of the other ram to 100 Mhz if a PC-100 module is used. I will do the test myself next week of pulling out the PC-100 module , but for now i am just wondering how much if any of a speed- boost will be noticed. Now I am running: 512MB PC-133 512MB PC-100 512MB PC-133 Plan to test it without the PC-100 chip, and also with a 128 MB PC-133 chip. I wonder what I might get for results.... If I will need to buy a 512 MB PC-133 or not.... I plan to do performance testing using xbench and Super Pi I will post the result next week sometime. Too busy now with Finals, etc... Daniel J. Brieck Jr.