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Adding DRAM - is cheapest a good idea?
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<blockquote data-quote="cheddar-caveman" data-source="post: 1616824" data-attributes="member: 232569"><p>Many thanks harry - looks like Crucial get my money!!! Just hope it helps with the speed. As I said in the other thread, I've checked the HD via the utility provided and run OnyX several times and they both say there are no problems. Nothing clogging up the "start-up" so can't think of any other checks I can make.</p><p>I currently have $Gb ram, can I add two more 4Gb making a total of 12 or should I keep them in "pairs" i.e. either go up to * or 16 (expensive!!)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cheddar-caveman, post: 1616824, member: 232569"] Many thanks harry - looks like Crucial get my money!!! Just hope it helps with the speed. As I said in the other thread, I've checked the HD via the utility provided and run OnyX several times and they both say there are no problems. Nothing clogging up the "start-up" so can't think of any other checks I can make. I currently have $Gb ram, can I add two more 4Gb making a total of 12 or should I keep them in "pairs" i.e. either go up to * or 16 (expensive!!) [/QUOTE]
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