Your machine was built to run on PC 100 RAM. Obviously it won't run on PC133 RAM. Put the old RAM back. Besides it won't run faster than the slowest component. The bus is most likely 100 MHz so even if the 133 RAM would work you would get no speed increase.
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Your machine was built to run on PC 100 RAM. Obviously it won't run on PC133 RAM. Put the old RAM back. Besides it won't run faster than the slowest component. The bus is 100 MHz so even if the 133 RAM would work you would get no speed increase.
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CPU: 400 or 500 MHz PPC 750 (a.k.a. G3)
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bus: 100 MHz
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RAM: 64 or 128 MB, expandable to 1 GB using two PC100 3.3 volt unbuffered low-power 144-pin 100 MHz SO-DIMMs
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Level 2 cache: 1 MB at 40% of CPU speed (160 MHz or 200 MHz)
Your machine was built to run on PC 100 RAM. Obviously it won't run on PC133 RAM. Put the old RAM back. Besides it won't run faster than the slowest component. The bus is most likely 100 MHz so even if the 133 RAM would work you would get no speed increase.
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CPU: 400 or 500 MHz PPC 750 (a.k.a. G3)
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bus: 100 MHz
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RAM: 64 or 128 MB, expandable to 1 GB using two PC100 3.3 volt unbuffered low-power 144-pin 100 MHz SO-DIMMs
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Level 2 cache: 1 MB at 40% of CPU speed (160 MHz or 200 MHz)
Your machine was built to run on PC 100 RAM. Obviously it won't run on PC133 RAM. Put the old RAM back. Besides it won't run faster than the slowest component. The bus is most likely 100 MHz so even if the 133 RAM would work you would get no speed increase.