If you have a Titanium 1GHz PBG4, you want the PC133. If you have an Aluminum one, you'll want PC2100 or PC2700. In both cases, the form factor of the module is an SO-DIMM. The 1.67GHz PBs use DDR2 modules, which won't work with either.
If you don't know what metal your PC is made of, try this: If the keyboard is black/dark gray, then you have the Titanium model. If it's similar in color to the metal, then you have the Aluminum model.
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Originally posted by MARK_L
Hi,
Im looking to upgrade the RAM pn my 1Ghz powerbook, ive found a 512mb chip on ebay that has come out of a 1.67Ghz powerbook.
The guy who is selling it does not think it will work with my powerbook?
Does anyone know either way?
Thanks.
I don't think it will.
You can get RAM really cheap these days, especially the PC133 stuff that will go in your powerbook. I bet you can get 512MB for less than $50 shipped.
So its PC133 RAM i need?
Originally posted by MARK_L
Thanks,
So its PC133 RAM i need?
If you have a Titanium 1GHz PBG4, you want the PC133. If you have an Aluminum one, you'll want PC2100 or PC2700. In both cases, the form factor of the module is an SO-DIMM. The 1.67GHz PBs use DDR2 modules, which won't work with either.
If you don't know what metal your PC is made of, try this: If the keyboard is black/dark gray, then you have the Titanium model. If it's similar in color to the metal, then you have the Aluminum model.
Newegg.com listing for PC133, PC2100, and PC2700 notebook memory