K keichan82 Member Oct 12, 2004 182 0 0 May 1, 2005 #1 Hi all. Will memory for PC work on a Mac G5? All the specs match but was wondering if theres any difference between Mac and PC ram. Thanks!!
Hi all. Will memory for PC work on a Mac G5? All the specs match but was wondering if theres any difference between Mac and PC ram. Thanks!!
S Sforsyth Golden Member Mar 3, 2005 1,294 0 0 May 1, 2005 #2 I had an iMac DV 450 a long time ago and I took some ram out of my PC and added it to it so I would think it would work just fine.
I had an iMac DV 450 a long time ago and I took some ram out of my PC and added it to it so I would think it would work just fine.
I imported_Kensai Lifer Nov 11, 2004 10,855 0 0 May 1, 2005 #3 Check Crucial or Kingston for their memory checking thingys.
H hopejr Senior member Nov 8, 2004 841 0 0 May 2, 2005 #4 Generally it will work, but some obscure brands that use really wierd timings won't. Do what Kensai said.
Generally it will work, but some obscure brands that use really wierd timings won't. Do what Kensai said.
I imported_Lucifer Diamond Member Oct 12, 2004 5,139 1 0 May 2, 2005 #5 Originally posted by: hopejr Generally it will work, but some obscure brands that use really wierd timings won't. Do what Kensai said. Click to expand... I bought some generic PC 133 for my Mac, and it worked. I still wouldn't recommend doing that though. I also agree with Kensai.
Originally posted by: hopejr Generally it will work, but some obscure brands that use really wierd timings won't. Do what Kensai said. Click to expand... I bought some generic PC 133 for my Mac, and it worked. I still wouldn't recommend doing that though. I also agree with Kensai.
Baked Lifer Dec 28, 2004 36,052 17 81 May 2, 2005 #6 Mac RAM = PC RAM. Most will work. But if you want maximum compatibility, buy it from Crucial.com and use their memory selector.
Mac RAM = PC RAM. Most will work. But if you want maximum compatibility, buy it from Crucial.com and use their memory selector.