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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
More RAM equals what exactly?
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<blockquote data-quote="jaster" data-source="post: 343184" data-attributes="member: 3143"><p>I had a g4 ibook (still do, but the screen is broken, take a look at my pic on the left) anyway, I upgraded my ram to 1gb. Photoshop no longer lagged, it booted up rather qucikly, not as quick as my macbook, but the boot-up time was almost cut in half. C&C ran faster, safari moved quicker. The difference is hugely noticeable. Adding more ram is the best user level hardware upgrade you can do. You will definetly notice the difference!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jaster, post: 343184, member: 3143"] I had a g4 ibook (still do, but the screen is broken, take a look at my pic on the left) anyway, I upgraded my ram to 1gb. Photoshop no longer lagged, it booted up rather qucikly, not as quick as my macbook, but the boot-up time was almost cut in half. C&C ran faster, safari moved quicker. The difference is hugely noticeable. Adding more ram is the best user level hardware upgrade you can do. You will definetly notice the difference! [/QUOTE]
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