mesuthaksoy wrote:
anyone?
Personally I don't see the risks of installing incompatible RAM (& cost of getting that RAM), as being worth the small performance change (perhaps there will be no detectable change at all!) when changing from 32MB to 64MB RAM (as you mentioned in your example).
Also, you would need to know the maximum usable RAM size for your specific PCB, otherwise any attempt to increase it beyond that amount, could be a complete waste of your time/money.
If you really, really want to do this and if you accept the risks (including the drive becoming unreliable if the new RAM is incompatible), then why not try on an unimportant drive? You can replace the original RAM chip, if you are not successful.
I would not spend any time on this myself...