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> Should I Go With Apple's Ram ?
Milca
post Sun 29 May 2005, 07:06
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Hello guys
I have a question about RAM .
I’m purchasing the Mac dual 2.7 Ghz.I’m not sure whether I should go with apple’s RAM(1 gig – 250 $) or rather get minimum 512 Ghz which comes with G5 and then buy extra RAM somewhere else .
Don’t know if it’s truth but I’ve heard that I can get high – performance RAM for the same price I would pay for apple’s RAM.
So this is my first question – anybody has experience if other high – performance RAM can make difference comparing to apple’s RAM.
Second question is simple.
I’m gonna be running a lot of apps. Don’t want to name them all – but from platinum waves.native komplete 2 to BFD and most spectrasonics products.
I’m planning to get 3 gig of RAM total.I’m not sure if this is not too much.I’ve been advised that 1,5 – 2 Ghz should be enough and also on the other hand that there is never enough RAM ?
Thanks for your time.
Milan
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lepetitmartien
post Sun 29 May 2005, 18:26
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Corsair, Danelec, Samsung (branded, not only the chips on the board) are all right too.

Verify the return policy of the shop beforehand. And try to keep to Apple certified if you can (it's the shop which says so, it's not Apple which certifies).


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