512mb or 1.024gb

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powerbook 12-inch G4 1.55ghz 80g 512mb superdrive
so how much f a difference is it. right now i have a 512 but im wanting to play some games on my laptop.
 
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haha.. lol... im talking about the speed in which applications work.?
 
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More RAM will not boost your computer's speed, per se.
Your computer's speed will remain the same as it is now.
You will only notice a difference if you are using RAM intensive apps. Games are RAM intensive, and may run smoother with more RAM. Not because it makes the system faster, but because it won't have to swap to the RAM and HD so much.

So, if you are using RAM intensive apps, then you may notice a bit of a boost in that app's performance.
 
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thanks for the help..
 
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You can't have 1GB in your powerbook, you have to go to 1.25GB. If it were me, I would definantly upgrade. You can always open Activity Monitor and have it show you how much is being used, if you are around like 80%-90% used, you would benefit from more.
 

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