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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
768MB RAM Vs 1.25 Gigs RAM
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<blockquote data-quote="hype.it" data-source="post: 29153" data-attributes="member: 4085"><p>Wow! Memory is really expensive in the states... glad i don't live there! In Hong Kong, i only paid $1000 (HK Dollars) <em>thats less than $150 bucks for you guys</em> for 1Gb stick of Samsung Branded (PCB and Chips) memory module.</p><p></p><p>For peace of mind and for PowerUsers, 1.25 GB should be more then enough for most tasks... But if your powerbook is your 'main' or only system, upgrading to 1.5Gb isn't such a bad idea, unless prices of RAM drops drastically and if your thinking of upgrading to the max! I would check first to see your application supports the extra memory, as I discovered Adobe Photoshop CS only sees the first 2Gb. Then again, my G5's never short of ram!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hype.it, post: 29153, member: 4085"] Wow! Memory is really expensive in the states... glad i don't live there! In Hong Kong, i only paid $1000 (HK Dollars) [i]thats less than $150 bucks for you guys[/i] for 1Gb stick of Samsung Branded (PCB and Chips) memory module. For peace of mind and for PowerUsers, 1.25 GB should be more then enough for most tasks... But if your powerbook is your 'main' or only system, upgrading to 1.5Gb isn't such a bad idea, unless prices of RAM drops drastically and if your thinking of upgrading to the max! I would check first to see your application supports the extra memory, as I discovered Adobe Photoshop CS only sees the first 2Gb. Then again, my G5's never short of ram! [/QUOTE]
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