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Old 06-15-2009, 04:24 PM
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I have found this Value ram VS1GSDS400 in a local shop for 30 bucks.
I was wondering if I can safely remove the old 512mb pc2700 module and install that one without haivng issues (ibook 1.33ghz 12'' mid 2005)

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It's not listed in the Corsair Compatibility Site, so I'd go with whatever Apple recommends.
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I can't see iBook in that configurator.
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That is what Wired stated we do not have your system listed and that you should use the memory that was suggested from Apple.

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Old 06-15-2009, 05:37 PM
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Ah ok, thanks.
I couldn'f find anything in the forum, how sad, 30eur is a good price, almost a half than the common Apple's reccomended XXXXXXXX ram.
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Sorry but that is not uncommon with Apple or any OEM system for that fact!
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Looking at the photo, it has all the 8 chips on an unique side, isn't it (the reccomended one has 4 bigger chips on a side, so I suppose that there are 8 chips in total, on 2 sides)?

I posted on Apple's board too, let's hope I get some answers.


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The fact that the 512mb pc2700 works does matter?
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You are welcome to try it but many of the older Mac's took special Ram so I would check with Apple to be sure.
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They aren't very clear on Rams as usual and only reccomend a brand.
30 eur could worth the risk, I'll report my experience here if I'm gonna buy it.
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Normally they require memory made with By 4 memory IC's that are un buffered and we only use By 8 Memory IC's so I suspect that our module will not work with that system.

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Did you miss an "8" before the second Memory IC, or didn't I get what you said?
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Yes I did sorry!
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This was my only doubt as exposed in 12:46 AM post.
Luckily the law could let me bring back an item for whatever reason, even if I don't like the package colour, in the next 10 days, and they must refund me, but I really wouldn't do this...
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Looking on a forum, there's a guy who succesfully installed a... Famous-Brand 1gig stick. I looked at the photo and there were 8 chips on the same side.
Could it be a hope?
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The way they look will have little to do with the actual configuration, IE a module made with By 4 memory IC will look the same as one made with by 8's but the MB or chipset would address them differently.

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