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Do Macintosh computers support composite memory modules?

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Do Macintosh computers support composite memory modules?

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No. Apple defines a composite memory module as one that loads the data bus with more than one DRAM input load per bank. Both SIMM and DIMM can accommodate a maximum of two memory banks per module.

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