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G5 not reading memory speed correctly?
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<blockquote data-quote="wrm" data-source="post: 872986" data-attributes="member: 109700"><p>harryb2448 I have the G5 dual core 2 GHz box (M9590LL/A). It came with two 512 MB DDR2 memory modules (PC2-4200U-444). Crucial lists faster RAM for this box (PC2-5300), which I thought should work fine. I assumed the new RAM would run at the 533 MHz set by the slower memory already installed. I can't tell the speed at which the new RAM is actually running, but System Profiler shows the new RAM as PC2-3200U-288.</p><p></p><p>OWC shows PC2-4200 RAM for this box, which I assume would work fine. I could return the RAM I bought from Crucial and get the PC2-4200 RAM from OWC, but that's somewhat of an annoyance. Is there any way that I can find out the speed at which my RAM is actually running? If not, is there a benchmark I can run from which I can back out an estimate of RAM speed?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wrm, post: 872986, member: 109700"] harryb2448 I have the G5 dual core 2 GHz box (M9590LL/A). It came with two 512 MB DDR2 memory modules (PC2-4200U-444). Crucial lists faster RAM for this box (PC2-5300), which I thought should work fine. I assumed the new RAM would run at the 533 MHz set by the slower memory already installed. I can't tell the speed at which the new RAM is actually running, but System Profiler shows the new RAM as PC2-3200U-288. OWC shows PC2-4200 RAM for this box, which I assume would work fine. I could return the RAM I bought from Crucial and get the PC2-4200 RAM from OWC, but that's somewhat of an annoyance. Is there any way that I can find out the speed at which my RAM is actually running? If not, is there a benchmark I can run from which I can back out an estimate of RAM speed? [/QUOTE]
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