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15" TiBook with > 1GB RAM?
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So I am looking on RAMSeekers web site and I see they have a company listed that is selling 1GB RAM chips for the 15" Powerbook. Is anyone out there running more than 1GB? Can it be done in the latest 15" PowerBook?
Money being no object (which isn't the case, but I am curious) what do people feel is the sweet spot for memory?
-- Jason
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Originally posted by jasong:
So I am looking on RAMSeekers web site and I see they have a company listed that is selling 1GB RAM chips for the 15" Powerbook. Is anyone out there running more than 1GB? Can it be done in the latest 15" PowerBook?
Money being no object (which isn't the case, but I am curious) what do people feel is the sweet spot for memory?
-- Jason
How much is the Chip?
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Powerbook 1.67ghz 15" (100GB HD, 128MB VRAM, 1.5GB RAM)
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Boundless Technologies and 18004memory have them for $169.00.
Not cheap, but not exactly pricey either.
-- Jason
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I think those are 1GB "kits" - i.e., two 512MB RAM modules sold together.
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When I did order my PowerBook in november AppleStore Sweden had an offer that if you order any "Power" product before december 31st you could double your RAM for a silly fee of about $50. So I did get 1GB RAM on BTO from AppleStore.
I've heard about some that didn't buy the extra RAM from Apple had problems, the dealer where they got the RAM from got a bad batch and almost everyone had to get their RAM replaced. It was a frustrating time for them since they were suffering from Kernel Panics without knowing why, until some bright person (me!) suggested it might be a bad RAM-chip.
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Originally posted by shrink:
I think those are 1GB "kits" - i.e., two 512MB RAM modules sold together.
Yep..I just checked 1-800-4-MEMORY and MemoryX.. They are both kit of 2 512 chips..
I remember though reading somewhere that a 1gb chip exist for the 12" PB..
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Powerbook 1.67ghz 15" (100GB HD, 128MB VRAM, 1.5GB RAM)
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The 1-gigabyte memory module for the 12-inch PowerBook is aDDR-SDRAM module. The 15-inch PowerBook uses PC-133 SDRAM.
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