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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Q. What RAM memory and hard drive fits my Apple eMac G4?
Apple Macintosh eMac G4 machines took two different types of RAM – PC133 SDRAM and DDR-333 (PC2700 or PC3200 can be used.) In both models, the RAM is accessed through a trap door on the bottom of the machine. If … Continue reading
Posted in Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Compatibility, Computer, DDR, Hard Drive, Install, Macintosh, Memory, PATA, PC133, Upgrade
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Q. What RAM memory and Hard drives fit my Apple PowerMac G5?
There have been two major models of PowerMac G5, the change over from PCI-X to PCI-e slots, and from Dual processors to Dual-Core single processor was made in October 2005. With this change, PCI and PCI-X interface cards from the … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Capacity, DDR2-533, Hard Drive, Macintosh, Memory, Models, PC3200, PowerMac G5, RAM, Specifications
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Q. What RAM memory and hard drives fit my Mac PowerBook G4?
The Powerbook G4 was a revolutionary notebook when it was released, having an all-metal casing manufactured with a Titanium alloy. In Early 2003 Apple switched to an aluminum allow for the case, and introduced 12″ and 17″ models. At the … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Capacity, Compatibility, Hard Drive, Laptop, Macintosh, Memory, Models, Notebook, Powerbook, RAM, Upgrade
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Q. What memory and hard drives fit Macintosh computers?
Different models of Apple Macintosh machines take different types and capacities of RAM memory and hard drives. We’ve put together charts of all of the models of Macs since 1998 that list the RAM requirements and the hard drive types … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Compatibility, Hard Drive, Install, Intel, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Macintosh, MacPro, Memory, Mini, PATA, Powerbook, PowerMac, PowerPC, Repair, SATA, Solid State Drive, SSD, Upgrade
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Q. What Memory and Drives fit my iMac Intel?
Apple has released a variety of iMac intel machines, which have used four different kinds of RAM. Different models of iMac have had either two RAM sockets or four RAM sockets. In iMacs, installing a single RAM is permissible, however … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Compatibility, Core2Duo, Hard Drive, i3, i5, i7, iMac, Install, Intel, Macintosh, Memory, SATA, Solid State Drive, SSD, Upgrade
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Q. What Memory and Drives fit in my iMac PowerPC?
The Apple iMac has shipped in several versions. The earliest ones ran the PowerPC processors, G3, G4 and G5. Lists of RAM and drive compatibility for all Macs Model / Identifier CPU/ Speed/ Screen/ Date/ Designation RAM Type & Speed … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, DIMM, G3, G4, G5, Hard Drive, iMac, Install, Macintosh, Memory, PowerMac, PowerPC, SODIMM, Upgrade
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Q. What Memory and Drives fit my MacPro?
There have been several models of Mac Pro over the years, and there have been four types of memory modules used. MacPro1,1 2,1 and 3,1 Mid 2006 – Early 2008 Aluminum tower The Mac Pros that use FB-DIMMs (either 667 … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, ECC DIMM, FBDIMM, Hard Drive, Mac Pro Workstation, Macintosh, MacPro, RAM Memory, Solid State Drive, SSD Drive, Tower, Upgrade, Xeon
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Q. What memory and drives fit my Mac Mini?
Apple Mac Mini models have gone through several design changes over the years. They have become slimmer, and recently Apple has dropped the Optical drive from the while Mini model line (which they had earlier done with the Server configurations). … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Compatibility, Core2Duo, G4, Hard Drive, Install, Intel, Macintosh, Memory, Mini, PowerPC, SATA, Server, Upgrade
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Q. What Memory and Drives fit my MacBook Pro?
Apple MacBook Pro machines feature Intel processors and an Aluminum body Following is a chronological chart of all of the MacBook Pro models, the types of RAM and hard drives that can be installed. Newest machines are at the bottom. … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Hard Drive, Install, MacBook Pro, Macintosh, Memory, Notebook, SATA, Solid State Drive, SSD, Upgrade
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Q. What Memory and Drives fit my MacBook?
There have been a number of different MacBooks, and three different types of RAM have been used in them. The MacBook started with the White and Black Lexan polycarbonate machines. Then in later 2008, Apple switched to an alumninum unibody … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Hard Drives and SSD, How-To, Mac questions, Memory
Tagged Apple, Hard Drive, Install, MacBook, Macintosh, Memory, Notebook, Solid State Drive, SSD Drive, Upgrade
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Q. What is the best Anti-Virus program?
It is important for every Windows machine to have anti-virus software installed, continually updated, and continually scanning. There are a lot of good anti-virus programs and protection suites on the market. Some are good on ease of use, some are … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Viruses and malware, Windows questions
Tagged Antivirus, Malware, Review, Suite
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Q. iTunes is not working in Windows?
If your iTunes software is refusing to open, even after you have reinstalled, you need to completely uninstall iTunes and then re-download it and reinstall. Just installing the new version over the old isn’t going to work because it doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, Windows questions
Tagged corrupted, deinstall, iTunes, Reinstall, remove, Repair, Troubleshoot, won't start
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Q. What is the difference between SATA and PATA?
Serial ATA (SATA) and Parallel ATA (PATA) are two different (and incompatible) connection standards for hard drives, optical drives and other storage media. PATA is also called IDE, EIDE, ATA-5, ATA-6 and UltraATA. It uses a 40 pin (desktop) or … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Questions and Answers, General Computer, Hard Drives and SSD
Tagged Drives, Hard Drive Interface, IDE, Interface, Parallel ATA, PATA, Ribbon Cable, SATA, Serial ATA, UltraATA
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