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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
Should I add emphasis to RAM or CPU
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<blockquote data-quote="RawfodoG" data-source="post: 389875" data-attributes="member: 28373"><p>Well, the 1x1GB is not standarad, so yes there would be some sort of fee, and probably not worth it. The apple store charges $175 for a 1GB ram stick, which is the same price as upgrading from 1 to 2GB on your macbook anyway.</p><p></p><p>I think what the others have said makes sense. Think long term. CPU is best here, the ram is easy enough to upgrade and is getting constantly cheaper. If you dont plan on running parallels the only thing you may want the extra 1GB for is Leopard, and thats a big maybe. You definitely wont need it.</p><p>CPU is the way to go here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RawfodoG, post: 389875, member: 28373"] Well, the 1x1GB is not standarad, so yes there would be some sort of fee, and probably not worth it. The apple store charges $175 for a 1GB ram stick, which is the same price as upgrading from 1 to 2GB on your macbook anyway. I think what the others have said makes sense. Think long term. CPU is best here, the ram is easy enough to upgrade and is getting constantly cheaper. If you dont plan on running parallels the only thing you may want the extra 1GB for is Leopard, and thats a big maybe. You definitely wont need it. CPU is the way to go here. [/QUOTE]
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