 Machine Speed And Ram, How much is enough?/Best? |
 Tue 24 Dec 2002, 11:51
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Hi folks,
In regard to machine speed, is buying THE fastest Tibook going to give me a noticeable performance improvement? I think that there is about a $400 difference between the fastest machine out there and the second fastest, and I was wanting to know if the extra money is well spent. Am I going to want to get a Gig of RAM or is less than this quite OK? I know RAM is quite cheap now, but I am wanting to more know if a lot of RAM is a big help or not. Thanks, charlie |
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Wed 25 Dec 2002, 00:55
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QUOTE (charlieb @ Dec 25 2002, 01:25) And, since neither one of you mentioned it, machine speed, say between 800 Mgz and 1GHz should also not make any noticeable difference? in my case that's the sore point of someone who got the top of the line model of the previous generation (800 mhz) and sees the cool new stuff the new ones have. I don't want to read reviews and speed comparisons with the 1 ghz model, since I won't buy another Powerbook until they hit the second G5 model or something. 
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charlieb Machine Speed And Ram Tue 24 Dec 2002, 11:51
Bart S. No, RAM is not the most important thing (unless wh... Tue 24 Dec 2002, 13:04 filarion I'm running an 800 mhz powerbook with 1 gig ra... Tue 24 Dec 2002, 13:49 charlieb Thanks guys.
So 512MG of RAM would be sufficient b... Wed 25 Dec 2002, 00:25 charlieb QUOTE (filarion @ Dec 24 2002, 23:55)in my ca... Wed 25 Dec 2002, 08:03 filarion not 5 ghz, the G5 processor that will replace the ... Wed 25 Dec 2002, 10:07 Bart S. QUOTE (charlieb @ Dec 24 2002, 23:25)And, sin... Wed 25 Dec 2002, 12:36
filarion well - stuff like prebuffering huge files, editing... Wed 25 Dec 2002, 13:29 |
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