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What's the Difference Between These RAM modules
Posted by: The UnDoug
Date: January 11, 2008 03:45PM
I think I'm going to buy an additional gig of RAM for my MDD 867 (anybody have two 512 MB modules for sale?).

What is the difference (more specifically, is one better than the other) between these two modules for sale with OWC (our sponsor):

512MB PC2700 DDR 333MHz CL2.5 184 Pin Module

512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz CAS 3.0 184 Pin 64x64 DIMM Module


Thanks.



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Re: What's the Difference Between These RAM modules
Posted by: Chupa Chupa
Date: January 11, 2008 03:50PM
They are two different types. One is a PC2700 running at 333MHz and the other is a PC3200 running at 400MHz. Which one does the MDD call for?
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Re: What's the Difference Between These RAM modules
Posted by: The UnDoug
Date: January 11, 2008 03:53PM
Sorry..should have been more clear. The OWC page for my MDD 867 says that either one will work. That's why I wondered what the difference would be in terms of if one was preferrable. I think there is only about a dollar price difference.

They're toward the bottom of this page:

[eshop.macsales.com]



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Re: What's the Difference Between These RAM modules
Posted by: Racer X
Date: January 11, 2008 03:56PM
The CL 2.5 would theoretically be a wee bit faster if all the modules in the machine were CAS 2.5. maybe 1-1.5% faster.

the 3200 vs 2700 won't matter, as the MDD takes either 2100 or 2700. I think the first slow MDDs took 2100.
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Re: What's the Difference Between These RAM modules
Posted by: artie67
Date: January 11, 2008 06:38PM
My 867 had 2100's and when recently "kicking to the last knotch" with two 512's to get to 2g's, I donated the 256's to my local Apple authorized repair guys at MacSolutions. Never hurts to be friendly with the those who care when Applecare runs out. Checking "About my Mac" shows them at 2600, should have got the whitewalls.
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