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eMac RAM ?
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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How many user upgrade RAM slots are available on the stock eMac?
tia.........Rich
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2 standard SDRAM slots are on the bottom through a flip open door if I am correct.
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Thanks for the reply, Apple's specs page left me somewhat unsure.
Rich
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And standard pc 133 ram at that. Really inexpensive stuff when compared with the low profile ram required for the fp imacs.
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MacBook Alu, 13", 2.4Ghz, 4GB RAM, 256MB video
G5 Imac, 17", 1.9Ghz, 1.5GB RAM, 128MB video, built in isight, airport and bluetooth
Indigo iBook, 366mhz; 320MB RAM; CD; FW; Airport
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I know that eMac uses SD-Ram but just to make sure, do all normal SD-Ram (meaning for PC) could also be used for eMac? Or apple has their own special Ram that PC based SD-Ram would not be suitable? I am talking specifically for eMac.
Thanks in advance,
regards,
lafiamma 
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