Hello everybody!
After a dozen times trial and error I finally managed to setup a stable Leopard system(including functional audio output)on a Gigabyte mainboard(GA-G33-DS3R). Everything works fine and now I want to install new DDR2 ram.
The mainboard supports up to 1066MHZ Ram, and my question is if Leopard is getting along with this? Didn't find anything useful on the internet relating to topic. Are there problems to expect when I pump up the system to 8GB with DDR2 1066MHz ram?
Using IiATKOS v7 10.5.7, GA-G33-DS3R, Intel Core2 @3GHz, NVidia GT260
Thank you for your help, regards, sVendetta
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QUOTE (sVendetta @ Nov 5 2009, 01:10 PM) 
Hello everybody!
After a dozen times trial and error I finally managed to setup a stable Leopard system(including functional audio output)on a Gigabyte mainboard(GA-G33-DS3R). Everything works fine and now I want to install new DDR2 ram.
The mainboard supports up to 1066MHZ Ram, and my question is if Leopard is getting along with this? Didn't find anything useful on the internet relating to topic. Are there problems to expect when I pump up the system to 8GB with DDR2 1066MHz ram?
Using IiATKOS v7 10.5.7, GA-G33-DS3R, Intel Core2 @3GHz, NVidia GT260
Thank you for your help, regards, sVendetta
After a dozen times trial and error I finally managed to setup a stable Leopard system(including functional audio output)on a Gigabyte mainboard(GA-G33-DS3R). Everything works fine and now I want to install new DDR2 ram.
The mainboard supports up to 1066MHZ Ram, and my question is if Leopard is getting along with this? Didn't find anything useful on the internet relating to topic. Are there problems to expect when I pump up the system to 8GB with DDR2 1066MHz ram?
Using IiATKOS v7 10.5.7, GA-G33-DS3R, Intel Core2 @3GHz, NVidia GT260
Thank you for your help, regards, sVendetta
Only way to know is to give it a shot. I'm currently running SL (previously Leopard) with 4gb DDR3 1066 MHz. Had to do a few modifications to get the speeds recognized but in the end it is working!
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