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Raylborn

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Okay, the problem I have is lag. Im running Mac OS X 10.3.9 800 MHz PowerPC G4, 256 MB RAM. On my other computer (another house), I have the same thing except with 512 MB ram and a 750MHz proccesor and it urns great! My setup runs slow. Is there a way I can optimize it so it runs good, or do I have to get a ram upgrade? And if so, how much would it cost to go from 256-512? Thanks!

Ray
 
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Raylborn said:
Okay, the problem I have is lag. Im running Mac OS X 10.3.9 800 MHz PowerPC G4, 256 MB RAM. On my other computer (another house), I have the same thing except with 512 MB ram and a 750MHz proccesor and it urns great! My setup runs slow. Is there a way I can optimize it so it runs good, or do I have to get a ram upgrade? And if so, how much would it cost to go from 256-512? Thanks!

Ray
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there could be a few issues here. First your other comptuer is at a diffrent location, so the internet speed could be slower. Even if its a block away it could make a diffrence, also I would definatly get at least a 512MB upgrade. you could probably find it for about $80.00. Ram definatly makes a diffrence when you are running slower processors.

I hope that helps
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Powerbook G4/ 15.2"/ 1.67 ghz/ 2 gb RAM/ ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 (128 mb RAM)/ 100 gb hdd@ 5400 RPM
The 256 mb difference is huge when running OS X. This OS is RAM hungry. I suggest you try and max out what you can.
 

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