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I currently have a clamshell 300mhz and want to upgrade the ram, i plan on buying a 256mb chip. I have looked at lowendmac.com, crucial.com, and pbfixit.com and i'm really confused. I'm not very Ram smart, after looking at them i have a couple of questions that i'd like answered by some smarter than me

after reading all of the stuff on there sites, can i get ANY pc100, pc66, or pc133 stick as long as it's 144 pin? also can i just go to my local office depot and say "give me a 256 pc100 144pin stick?" or does it have to be specifically for an ibook? i'm really confused my brain is hurting:confused:

thanks to anyone and everyone that can help me clear this up.
 
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yes you can go into office depot and ask for that type of RAM. rather or not they carry it is a different question.
 
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macEfan said:

I highly recommend using this site. It is very easy to follow (even if you aren't "RAM smart" ;) ) , and you're guaranteed to get memory that will work perfectly with your machine. Just select your machine and you'll be given a list of RAM that is compatible. The pricing and service at OWC is also excellent.
 
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da2003pizimp said:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6797726490&rd=1&sspagename=STRK:MEBI:IT&rd=1

would this work? i think it would but i just want to make sure. thanks for all the help you guys are the best in a non prison type of way. :)
Yes, that RAM should work. I would advise against buying used RAM on eBay, though. Just because the RAM was pulled from a "working" laptop, doesn't mean that there isn't a problem with the RAM. Refunds and guarantees it will work aside, you are better off gettng brand new RAM.

The one posted by someone else here would be a much better option for you.

http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other World Computing/100SO256328/
 
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thanks for the information, i'm kinda getting the hang of it though. if i have any other questions i'll be sure to ask, thanks for all the help again.
 

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