Pc2700 ram compatible

Hi book worms ...
I have looked a little for an upgrade in ram, and my system says "use pc2100 or pc2400" but on the ram-guide
"http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302333"
it says pc2700 compatible.
Now, if its only compatible, will my computer work as well as with pc2100 ram or better? Does it mean that I cannot use pc3200 ram at all and is there special ram type for ibook? No -right?
thx for any re bounce Phil

Norman Ajlouny:
i I am bit confused about searching crucial.com's site when looking at the configurator versus knowing what to look for without assistance. I checked the link you provided at newegg.com and it is the exact same part number listed at crucial. However, I look for a compatible upgrade for my 12.1 iBook G4 w/512MB it tells me I need PC2100. The module is expensive, but my machine is running a PC2700 in DIMM1/J7. I don't know what the built-in memory is supposed to be (PC2100?) and would like to max out my memory bank.
Which machine, specifically? All the iBook G4 machines before the latest (Aug 2005) came with a recommendation for PC2100 SODIMMs. The latest two models should be using PC2700 SODIMMs. Newegg does carry a 1 GB PC2100 Crucial module.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820145065
As for Crucial.com, here's a picture I took of my packing list, with personal info covered up.
http://home.earthlink.net/~calvbfan/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/packi nglist.jpg
They refer to the *real* part number as "Material". That's the number on the module label and on the packaging. The "part number" on the slip is nothing more than an "ordering number" that describes a specific module/application combination (and possibly pricing differences). One of the criticisms of Crucial.com is their "dynamic pricing" system, where the identical memory might be sold at different prices depending on the application. The fact that it doesn't give you the real part number makes it difficult to do price comparisons with their wholesale customers like Buy.com or Newegg.

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damaged chrome display arm, the company (compUSA)
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• http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/2700DDR1024/
• http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/3200DDR1024/
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policy if a company mistakenly sends the wrong ram, that I
am done with this matter and hope the original poster finds it.}
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It may not be compatible or one module may have failed.
Always purchase guaranteed compatible memory modules from well known memory manufacturers (Kingston, Crucial, Corsair, G.Skill, Transcend). That way you won't get nasty surprises like modules not operating.
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