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Another Macbook question, please.
Would 1gb RAM be sufficient for word processing, spreadsheet and calendar program? 1gb for a PC using MS Office is just fine. Mac programs are more RAM hungry, is that correct?
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Yes, I have 1 Gb and it's fine for me. You may need more once you start doing video/ image processing, but for word processing it's fine. :)
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Yes, no problem. As Erwin stated, you only need to worry if you're going to have a whole crapload of apps open at the same time, or if you're working with any large files, like audio, video, or big pictures.
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But DRAM is cheap, when you buy it from non-Apple. 1GB = $25 or so.
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Is DRAM hard to install in a laptop, though? And, will it void the warranty if I do the install myself?
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Which model are we talking about? Standard install is to 1) turn off 2) flip over 3) remove battery 4) remove 4-5 small phillips 5) release clips on l/r side of ram, it'll "pop up" 6) remove ram 7) slide new ram in at an angle and gently push down till it clicks into place |
One thumbs up I would give to Apple in the MacBook generation of laptops is they've made it VERY EASY for the user to install RAM or replace a hard drive. <5 minutes for anything.
On my old IBook, replacing the hard drive was about an hour-and-a-half process, but only after I got good at it. SmileWavy |
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