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Power Mac G4 MDD RAM Replacement

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Power Mac G4 MDD RAM Replacement

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The Power Mac G4 MDD Supports 2GB 333Mhz PC2700 DDR (4X512MB Optimal). It Has four slots on the motherboard.

What you need

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      • The Power Mac G4 MDD: the last, and the fastest G4-based Mac. This computer boasted up to a Dual 1.42GHz PowerPC G4 CPU (though I have a single 1.25GHz).

      • Two USB 1.1 Ports

      • Assorted Audio

      • Video (ADC & DVI)

      • Networking (RJ-45 Ethernet/56k Modem)

      • Some later model MDD's (such as the dual 1.42GHz) Have a FireWire 800 Port Here:

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      • Unplug the computer.

      • Unplug the power supply and all external connections from the computer.

      • Pull on the side lever and lower the side of the case.

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      • The ram is between the graphics card, and the CPU, and removal is simple. Push the tabs down on both sides, this will free the ram, then lift it out.

      • The MDD uses a maximum of 2GB PC2700 DDR RAM (512MB X4) and has 4 slots.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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