[iBook] RAM

[Angus Wallace]

G'day,

I've got a G4 800Mhz iBook. It has 128Mb ram built-in, and I've added an extra
512. My understanding is that instead of adding a 512, I could add 1024Mb ram,
bringing the total to 1156Mb ram. I've read about this on the net, and have
thought about doing it. Apparently, it doesn't compromise stability or
warranty.

your milage may vary ;-)

Cheers,
-Gus

Quoting / dave / <arouet at winternet.com>:

> Mary H. wrote:
> 
>  > You have 128 MB built-in, and one slot for another 
> module, right? What's
>  > the biggest module offered? That's your answer. I 
> haven't looked, but
>  > I'm guessing that 640 MB is still max RAM for that 
> generation iBook.
> 
> Yes, 640 is the max for my iBook. What I was asking about 
> is the possibility of installing more than the stated max, 
> because apparently some have done it with no trouble (?).
> 
> I don't want to put my computer at risk, but if it's 
> possible to install more RAM without compromising the 
> overall functionality, then it seems like a desirable 
> thing to do. I've been running into some situations lately 
> that point to a deficiency in that area for me.
> 
> -- 
> 
> /  dave  /
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