[Sakino]

Before I order from crucial I would like to confirm if I got the right ram for the 15 inch pb.
http://www.crucial.com/store/listMod...age=allModules

It is the 200 pin ram right?

Thank you.

[spalding12]

do is see that there is NO buffer even for the expensive one
if that is the case..... do NOT buy it
you need buffer
2mb minimum

greg

[Sakino]

Originally posted by spalding12:
do is see that there is NO buffer even for the expensive one
if that is the case..... do NOT buy it
you need buffer
2mb minimum

greg

Sorry I know nothing about ram. Point me to the exact ram I should by in a 512mb dim. It needs to be quality ram, I dont want to be buying ****, you know?

[Commodus]

If you're buying from Crucial.com, you're buying Crucial memory (which is generally very good).

Try this link; it should take you right to the memory types that you can put into a new 15" PowerBook. Don't worry about whether it's buffered or not; I've never seen anyone having to worry about that, whether they're using an AMD/Intel computer or a Mac.

[Sakino]

Originally posted by Commodus:
If you're buying from Crucial.com, you're buying Crucial memory (which is generally very good).

Try this link; it should take you right to the memory types that you can put into a new 15" PowerBook. Don't worry about whether it's buffered or not; I've never seen anyone having to worry about that, whether they're using an AMD/Intel computer or a Mac.

Thanks I was told by a couple of people to go with crucial memory. I will probably put in my order tomorrow for a dim. And just let it at ~700 mb of ram till the 1gb dims get cheaper.

[StiZeven]

Crucial (a division of Micron) is excellent RAM and is (one of) the OEMs for many PC Makers including Apple and Dell.