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todd51
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I can't wait for my birthday in March. I've been dying to get a new stick of ram for my MBP. I am able to leave it on for about a week, then I start to notice a slow down.
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- Twin Cities, MN
- Your Mac's Specs
- Macbook 2.0ghz coeduo 1GB RAM 80 GB HD SuperDrive
well yeah, i think every computer should have a good reboot more than once a week. you might have a memory leak though? i have heard of safari doing this, it just takes up more and more memory the longer it runs. if you think you need to clean up things you can download Onyx, though i have never used it.
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- Nov 12, 2006
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- Your Mac's Specs
- MacBook Pro 2 GB Ram,Mac Pro Dual 2.66,10 GB Ram Feeding into a 30" LCD
Yeah Mac OSX needs at least 1GB Ram but 2 would be perferred in my opinion.
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