M
McGuillicuddy
Guest
I'm waiting for my iBook to show up but in the meantime I'd like to order some RAM to have it here by the time the computer arrives. Thing is, the prices of SO-DIMMs are hardly linear, with 256 MB going for around £30, 512 MB for £80, and 1GB going for £200. So, my current plan is to just get an extra 256 MB for now (for a total of 512 MB) and pick up a 1 GB DIMM down the road when the price comes down a bit (or my income goes up!).
My question for you experts; is 512 going to cut it for most regular applications (surfing, music, word processing/spreadsheet, a couple games like WC3 or Call of Duty) or is the machine still going to be doing an awful lot of accessing of the painfully slow 4200 rpm hard-drive?
My question for you experts; is 512 going to cut it for most regular applications (surfing, music, word processing/spreadsheet, a couple games like WC3 or Call of Duty) or is the machine still going to be doing an awful lot of accessing of the painfully slow 4200 rpm hard-drive?