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eMac memory upgrade
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I have an eMac 1,42 with 2x256 MB RAM (latest model october 2005)
Is it safe to replace one of these modules by a 1GB PC 2700/333 Mhz module (which is also 3200/400 compatible)? Or should I install the RAM in pairs?
e.g. 2x512 or 2x1024?
TIA
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One module of 1 gb would be fine.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
One module of 1 gb would be fine.
Thank you for the info.
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Mac Hammer Fan,
I also have the last revision 1.42 GHZ eMac. I put the RAM in at the same time but you don't have to. I have 1 GIG of ram (2 512 MB) but the max the eMac can support is 1.5 GB and people do that all the time so there should be no problems mis-matching RAM.
Best of luck
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I added a 1 GB RAM module (bought on eBay) and have now 1.5 GB RAM. Very happy with it.
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I hope you enjoy it! 
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RAM is great stuff. Does Hammer refer to MC Hammer? Just wondering.
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I figured it refered to Mac but I wasn't sure what Hammer was. Thanks for telling me though.
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