Removing iBook memory

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Can you take out the RAM that came preinstalled in the iBook?

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No, you can't if you are referring to the built in ram. If it was upgraded by way of a chip, you can remove it and replace it with a chip of a different value.
 
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You can remove the ram stick thats underneath the keyboard , but you cannot remove the solderd built in ram .
 
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Older iBooks came with 128MB soldered in (non-removable) and 128MB in the expansion slot (removable).

But on newer iBooks the 256MB are soldered and thus non-removable, so you can also now add more!
 
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corysw said:
Can you take out the RAM that came preinstalled in the iBook?

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Yeah, its already on the logicboard. Thats why they only give you 1 ram slot. Atleast i think they do.

Actually you can remove the soldered memory. All you need is a hammer and chisel. ;)
 
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shaun89 said:
Actually you can remove the soldered memory. All you need is a hammer and chisel. ;)

....and then a new iBook... :D
 
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