PowerPC G4 MDD Maximum Memory Allowed

Can't seem to find the information I'm looking for. I wanted to know the max of ram I can put in a PowerPC G4, and the type ...
The machine currently has PC2600-25330 DDR SDRAM 4 at 1g. Just curious if there was anything faster I could put in there.
Thanks
Dennis Moore
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yep 2G's is the limit.
the MDD can have 2GB max.
I have 4x 512MB PC2700 DDR333 CL2.5 SDRAM DIMM's in my Mac.
always kind of funky when I see Apple System Profiler show them as PC2600. But oh well the computer runs!\
just be glad there isn't anything like RAMDoubler for OSX. LOL just got me going down memory lane to my old 68K days, stupid Performa with max of 52MB RAM, used RAMDoubler to make it think it had 104MB. hee hee hee...

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