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Well, just got the money for the imac 17 inch with a gig of ram and my education discount. I just bought a nikon d50 adn some lenses, so i am using this for all normal stuff plsu aperture one it becomes unoversal hopefully in the next month and video stuff too. I jsut wanted to make sure that a gig fo ram would be enough to run aperture, or do i need 2 gigs?
thansk guys, im so excited!
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One Gig should work but if you are going to do a lot of Photo Editing with say Photoshop and Aperture I would go for 2 GB if you can later. OSX LOVES RAM and the more the better!
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how many ram ports does the imac have, 2 im guessing? if so, mab i should get the 1 gig stick versus 2 512, then i can upgrade later without having to buy 2 gigs
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how many ram ports does the imac have, 2 im guessing? if so, mab i should get the 1 gig stick versus 2 512, then i can upgrade later without having to buy 2 gigs
The new Intel iMacs have 2 DDR2 slots. It takes 2 PC-5300 DDR2 667Mhz sticks. If you intend later to upgrade to 2GB yes, get a 1GB now or course.
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I just ordered a 512 stick for imac. If you intend on upgrading it yourself, keep in mind it uses a 200pin stick not 240.

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