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7300 RAM

paws

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Dear list.

I'm getting a PowerMac 7300 tomorrow (hopefully). I don't know how much RAM is in it, but since it's free I'm expecting stock, and I know that I'll want to upgrade it.. looking at lowendmac.com, it appears that the sticks I have for my Sawtooth will physically fit (same no of pins, anyways) but will they work?

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MacJunky

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http://www.macgurus.com/products/motherboards/mbppc7300.php

With eight ( 8 ) DRAM DIMM slots and a 64-bit data bus which widens to 128-bits when interleaved, this computer requires 5-volt, 64-bit, 168-pin fast-paged mode (FPM) 70ns DIMMs that conform to the JEDEC MO-161 specification. This computer may also utilize JEDEC-standard 5-volt EDO DIMMs, but it must be stressed that its memory subsystem treats EDO like FPM, and no performance benefit accrues.
Note: MacGurus recommends the use of 168-pin, 5v EDO 64-bit, 2k refresh, 60ns DIMMs in this machine. EDO DIMMs are engineered to higher tolerances, and are more compatible with G3 processor upgrades. The two types of RAM can be mixed in a machine.
 
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