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7500 VRAM
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Join Date: Jan 2000
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My 7500 Has four VRAM slots, and they are all FULL. How can I tell how big each DIMM is? They are not listen in the Apple System Profiler, like RAM is.
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Join Date: Oct 1999
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I think those only came in 1MB size. My 8500 had two when I got it new, and so have several other 73/75/85/9500's I've scavenged. All the VRAM stix I've run across have been 1MB.
You might try to run the ATi retail driver control panel, there was a window that shows VRAM in use.
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Join Date: Jul 2000
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The Apple Spec Database lists only 2 or 4MB options for total VRAM, using only 1MB chips. I'd assume you must have 1MB chips in each slot.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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Straight from the MacGurus.com site:
Power Mac 7500 (accepts four (4) 1MB VRAM DIMMs)
Also, the only size of vram dimms they carry are 1mb. Sounds like you've got 4 mb to me.
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oh yeah they are 1 MB, this is a kinda old post
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