100 MHz
An M5884 can be either a 400 MHz or 500 MHz G4 PowerBook (Titanium). These were sold between 2001 and 2002. The Titanium PowerBooks were replaced by the Aluminium range in 2003.
400-470 mhz = -70
1 GHz = 1,000 MHz.
No they now have CPU in the GHz rannge and RAM 1000+ MHz
I have bought one 400mhz pc3200, it has a cut at a difference location on the stick. It wouldn't fit on my pc2700 333mhz slots on my laptop.
1066 MHz, 800 MHz, 533 MHz, and 400 MHz
no you can not use 400 MHZ ram because (PC2100 @ 266 MHZ ddr) and (PC2700 @ 333 MHZ ddr) are the only chips that are inter changable. PC3200 is 400 MHZ but it has 2 slots not just the one. It does not fit into the same type slot as either PC2700 or PC2100. I was looking at the possibility of a PC2700 ram rated at 400 MHZ but I do not think there is such a thing.
T5450: Frequency: 1667 MHz L2 Cahce: 2MB FSB: 667 MHz 65nm T3200: Frequency: 2000 MHz L2 Cahce: 1MB FSB: 667 MHz 65nm
If your motherboard can support 533 Mhz then no, not at all. If it only supports 400 mhz then yes If your a guru and want to run 533 mhz then overclock... But it think if you are running your ram at 533 as an upgrade, i think time for a new computer buddy :)
Same as Megabytes and Gigabytes. 1000 Megahertz in 1 Gigahertz
Common speeds for the system bus (motherboard speed) are 1066 MHz, 800 MHz, 533 MHz, and 400 MHz.