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| | Power Macintosh G3 Blue and White RAM Replacement |
| Device | Power Macintosh G3 Blue and White |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Time | 4 - 6 minutes |
| Steps | 3 |
This guide is by [deleted] on iFixit and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0. ByteRot mirrors it for non-commercial preservation: formatting changed and photos resized for old browsers; full-size photos and the text are on the FTP in /DOCS/REPAIR. Original guide >>
My RAM configuration may differ from yours, but the process is exactly the same.
Parts: 1GB (512 x2) PC-133 RAM Upgrade Kit |
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| Step 1 | ![[step 1 photo]](114895/step01-1.jpg) NOTE: Unfortunately, I am unable to provide OG content for this step due to my PowerMac's outer case being severely damaged. Once I get my new outer case I will update this step. Lift the latch on the right side panel to reveal the internals of the Power Mac. NOTE: If you are doing this on a hard surface I highly suggest you put a mat down between the door and the ground to prevent scratches.
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| Step 2 | ![[step 2 photo]](114895/step02-1.jpg) Push the white tabs next to where your RAM is located away form the RAM chip itself. NOTE: The RAM chips should move up a tad and become somewhat loose. NOTE: Your RAM configuration may vary. This process is done the exact same way no matter what your RAM placement looks like.
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| Step 3 |
![[step 3 photo]](114895/step03-2.jpg) Pull the RAM chips out of the RAM slots. NOTE: That's all folks! That wasn't too hard, was it? Second image: RAM remains
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| Conclusion | | To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. |
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