MacBook

Thanks for the info. Which firmware are you on? I have the following in my router status: Account Name WGR614v6 Firmware Version V2.5.21_2.5.21 I was on channel 6 - according to iStumbler (on my Tiger iMac because iStumbler is incompatible with Snow Leopard) there were no other networks on that channel - but I've changed to 8 for now in line with your suggestion. ...

Hmmm... might want to contact these folks http://www.sfmslaw.com/pages/cases.php?id=779 ...this case is regarding the MacBookk Pro ATI issue but they might extend it to cover the iMac also? Worth a try... I was running Fan Control on my MBP which gave me a few more months of use, but it finally started crashing/freezing after a short time regardless... I tried reapplying...

After ages trying to figure out why my new macbook pro wouldn't connect wirelessly to my new Netgear router I finally got it to connect. ...

After ages trying to figure out why my new macbook pro wouldn't connect wirelessly to my new Netgear router I finally got it to connect. ...

This is true on both my PowerPC, running 10.5.8, and a MacBook Pro, running Snow Leopard. ...

The MacBook downclocked 2 800Mhz sticks to run at 667Mhz but they run, shrug. ...

You're right. Sorry, I linked to the wrong page originally. This is the proper one for your system.

In general, yes, but not per release date: Maximum amount of memory and recommended memory speed recognized by these computers: 2 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 667 MHz Type RAM MacBook (Mid 2007) MacBook (Late 2006) MacBook (13-inch) 4 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 667 MHz Type RAM

However, I distinctly remember looking at the system specs on my MacBook yesterday that the slots for RAM were 800Mhz. ...

I'll probably go fetch me some fancy new RAM then, see if there's better performance RAM available that the MacBook can still make use from. ...