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Hi,
I recently converted to Mac from Windows. A friend purchased a macbook via his company (VAT free) and bought me and extra 4GB of RAM. When I opened the rear of the macbook, I noticed I had 2x 2GB RAM chips and therefore could not add te 1x 4GB chip that I had bought extra.
My question is, if I buy another 4GB RAM chip, is it as simple as turning off the Macbook, removing 2x 2GB RAM chips and replacing with 2x 4GB RAM chips. Then turning the Macbook back on?
Also, will I notice the benefits of adding an extra $GB of RAM or am I better of just selling the 1x 4GB RAM chip I bought as extra?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Paul
I recently converted to Mac from Windows. A friend purchased a macbook via his company (VAT free) and bought me and extra 4GB of RAM. When I opened the rear of the macbook, I noticed I had 2x 2GB RAM chips and therefore could not add te 1x 4GB chip that I had bought extra.
My question is, if I buy another 4GB RAM chip, is it as simple as turning off the Macbook, removing 2x 2GB RAM chips and replacing with 2x 4GB RAM chips. Then turning the Macbook back on?
Also, will I notice the benefits of adding an extra $GB of RAM or am I better of just selling the 1x 4GB RAM chip I bought as extra?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Paul