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iBook memory

Hecate · 2002-07-17 22:20:09

I'm thinking about getting some extra ram for an iBook, and I was wondering if you have to get a particular brand of memory for the iBook, such as is the case with certain Intel-based laptops.

17-07-2002 10:20pm

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I'm thinking about getting some extra ram for an iBook, and I was wondering if you have to get a particular brand of memory for the iBook, such as is the case with certain Intel-based laptops.

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#2 18-07-2002 12:07am

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if you go to http://www.crucial.com/uk they have a drop down list thing so that you can find the memory for your system... it'll tell you the speed, number of pins etc

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