How many pins in memory?

looking to get some more memory. I have a 1.33 15in. g4. how many pins for this computer. 184 200 i am not sure . thanks for any help

200 pin PC2700 (333MHz) DDR SDRAM is what you need.
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I just got this computer for my daughter I wanted to know how much memory it will hold and support. and pin number to make sure it fits. I know that it list 1GB (single SODIMM) 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-5300)

Open System Profiler (In your Utilities folder) and under Hardware Overview, look for the model identifier. That will identify the MBP.
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Thanks - that's what I am worried about.
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mcfoo,
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So I've downloaded the manual for my macbook and it states that the ram is a 200 PIN card, but I can't seem to find 200 pins anywhere.
I want to upgrade the ram in my macbook, everywhere I go only sell 204 pin and 240 pin. I know laptops take 204 pin rams, but according to the manual that won't work.
Is the ram in the macbook a rare type that I must order directly from apple? Does the manual have a typo?
Please help.
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AV41 wrote:
So I've downloaded the manual for my macbook and it states that the ram is a 200 PIN card, but I can't seem to find 200 pins anywhere.
I want to upgrade the ram in my macbook, everywhere I go only sell 204 pin and 240 pin.
Try [Here|http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/MacBook/DDR2>. There are other places but I like this one. They have pretty good pricing and they're tested and guaranteed.

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I have a dual 2 GHz PowerPC G5 Mac that I got maybe 2-3 years ago, probably closer to the latter.
I am getting into HiDef video editing and will be adding a 400 Gig SATA hard drive to the internal bay at the back of the top inside of the computer.
There appears to be 2 female ribbon connectors below the top hard drive on the outboard edge closest to the removable side aluminum door panel.
One female pin connectors is longer, the other shorter.
I am trying to figure out whether I need a 7 pin connector hard drive or a 21 pin.....I will be getting a Seagate hard drive.
Anyone have a definitive answer compared to a guess?
Also, what hard drive of this size would be a plug and play sorta thing without having to do all sorts of whizbang stuff.....I hear Western Digitial has some 10,000 rmp drives, but I need a high sustained transfer rate fast drive to handle realtime editing using Final Cut Express. Suggestions?
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Ok, I got the same box as you.
I am getting into HiDef video editing and will be adding a 400 Gig SATA hard drive to the internal bay at the back of the top inside of the computer.
Ok HiDef really, really, REALLY, takes up drive space. Especially in uncompressed formats. If your doing this on any regular basis your going to have to seriously consider speed and data redundancy with something like Apple's X-RAID and a Fiberchannel PCI card with a RAID 5 setup and a lot of drives.
Obviously your going to have to learn all about RAID. Sure you could slap a 400GB drive in and go, but as that beast fills up it's going to crawl and your going to have problems as the speed drops considerably as the drive fills up.
You could roll your own external RAID O with a SATA PCI card and a SATA drive enclosure as a working disk for speed, but don't get a whole lot of storage. Backup the finished files to the 400GB internal SATA at night with auto-backup software. But I think of you do this regularly your going to eat up that 400GB in no time flat.
Depends how involved you get, how much money you got to spend.
There appears to be 2 female ribbon connectors below the top hard drive on the outboard edge closest to the removable side aluminum door panel.
One female pin connectors is longer, the other shorter.
One is a SATA connection the other is the power supply for the drive.
I am trying to figure out whether I need a 7 pin connector hard drive or a 21 pin.....I will be getting a Seagate hard drive.
All you need to know is SATA or Serial ATA. Plug it in and Mac OS X will take you right to Disk Utility to format it. Do a Erase w/Zero, format HFS+(journaled) The "Zeroing" will rewrite the drives bad sector map and make your writes considerably more reliable, it takes some time, but boy is it worth it! You can't do this later without completely erasing the drive. Video needs a good write source as they are very large files.
Also, what hard drive of this size would be a plug and play sorta thing without having to do all sorts of whizbang stuff.....I hear Western Digital has some 10,000 rmp drives, but I need a high sustained transfer rate fast drive to handle realtime editing using Final Cut Express. Suggestions?
SATA drives are plug n' play. Just what your G5 needs.
However if your doing a lot of video I suggest a Apple Fiberchannel PCI card and a X-RAID. Because you need large storage space, redundancy of data and speed for lots of HD video. This comes at the price of a lot of drives and a very fast interface.
The Raptors are fast, but they don't have a lot of storage space. The largest one at 10K RPM's has only 150GB of space and you need a Firmtek SATA PCI card to hook them up to G5's (excluding the Quad supposedly). So they make great boot drives and small storage drives.
Of course it's possible to get a 8 bay external SATA enclosure, a FirmTex 8 port SATA PCI card and eight 150GB Raptors and have a total of 1200 GB of drive space. Which you could roll 4 drives as a RAID O (striped) for 600GB as a working disk and the other 4 drives as combined into one for 600GB of backup storage.
Of course you can also use other larger drives with 16MB caches in the external enclosure but they run at 7,200 RPM's which would be fast enough if you striped them for a working disk.
Everything depends upon how much GB's of data you intend to be using daily, and if time = money then speed is a big factor, and if a lot of files then storage space and for backup. Plus how much you can spend.
If you need consulting services for a professional installation then your going to need someone to help you make the right decisions.
Apple's X-RAID is pretty easy and they will help you get set up, but it costs considerable amount of money. If you knew a bit more of what you can reasonable expect you would be doing with HD, also if you knew a bit more about the technology, you could do things yourself.
So you can either go through a couple year learning curve, hire somebody, or spend the money for a Apple X-RAID and have them walk you through the installation.
Here is some resources.
HDforIndies.com, Barefeats.com, Accelerate your Mac, MacGurus.com
There are also a lot of Pro Mac video sites which you can google for and start learning. You could also ask in the Apple pro video forums what would be a good hardware configuration for your particular needs.
http://www.amug.org/amug-web/html/amug/reviews/articles/firmtek/1eve4/
Also searching for a local Mac user group my yield someone who can get a set up working for you.
http://www.apple.com/usergroups/find/

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I'm asking myself what i should configure in "maximum server memory".
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Is there a way to find out whats the best for my Database?
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