Self-noding on a G5 Quad

I have a strange issue - wondering if anyone else has had this happen:
I had 4gb of ram in my machine and it would self-node fairly consistently.
Node buttons lit up green and I could look at the dock and see that the
node icon had changed from 2 dimensional to 3; a sign that the machine and node
were talking.
Ram being cheap, I dropped in 2 2gb sticks from OWC, they show up great and
no problems.
However, now the machine will no longer self-node. Strange - not the end of the world,
but in a way the extra ram is not helping or hurting. It's kind of a draw.
Has anyone else had this happen? I haven't pulled the ram to see if it will start noding
again, as I can't really return it, but I guess that would be the next step..
Thanks!
Also - though it doesn't seem to node, under the cpu usage it changes from "HD" to "Node HD".
I never noticed this, and am not sure what that means......
Message was edited by: Tinfly
I checked the manual - seems "node" and "HD" should be the monitors for the node and I/O.
But the node doesn't seem to work.... Still get system overloads.....

G5s came out two years ago. It took another 18 months or so for CS2 and Tiger to begin to leverage that G5 and begin to better utilize more than 2 or 4GB address space.
Sometimes programmmers follow Apple guidelines, sometimes they think they know a trick or two to make things work better. Notice how Tiger takes over and provides caching.
Tiger has much much better thread management/creation.
It takes time to learn how to use, optimize and write for G5, and to use Xcode (2.2). Plus, you really need access to machines to test and run code on. One guess, that in six months Tiger will help bridge four cores better. And Adobe will monitor their code, threading, memory handling, and see if there are problems.
One question, how different or alike is it to have dual core AND dual proceessor? A decision tree is no longer A:B but needs to look at A:D to see who is busy and who is waiting.

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