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brian@brian-owen.com
7:59 PM - 8 November, 2004
Any suggestions on increasing RAM on a PowerBook G4? I want to add a gig if possible . . .
DJ 3pm
8:47 PM - 8 November, 2004
your powerbook will be happy, but i doubt you'll notice a difference in ssl. if you check your activity monitor, ssl doesn't use but like 70-80mb ram
brian@brian-owen.com
10:32 PM - 8 November, 2004
well yeah, but i would ideally like to run ableton at the same time in the future. . .
SpinThis!
3:56 PM - 9 November, 2004
which powerbook do you have?
there are only a couple of slots to fill in a powerbook; if you ever intend on maxing out the ram in the machine, the ideal would be to max out on at least one slot so you don't have to keep filing it with ram you'll eventually upgrade.
there are only a couple of slots to fill in a powerbook; if you ever intend on maxing out the ram in the machine, the ideal would be to max out on at least one slot so you don't have to keep filing it with ram you'll eventually upgrade.
brian@brian-owen.com
6:31 PM - 9 November, 2004
i have:
Powerbook G4 15"
512 megs of PC2700 DDR SDRAM at 333 mhz (up to 2 gb)
80 GB HD
Powerbook G4 15"
512 megs of PC2700 DDR SDRAM at 333 mhz (up to 2 gb)
80 GB HD
pgroves
7:38 PM - 9 November, 2004
Powerbook G4 15"
512 megs of PC2700 DDR SDRAM at 333 mhz (up to 2 gb)
80 GB HD
Is the 512Mb in one slot or do you have 256Kb in each slot?
Paul
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i have:Powerbook G4 15"
512 megs of PC2700 DDR SDRAM at 333 mhz (up to 2 gb)
80 GB HD
Is the 512Mb in one slot or do you have 256Kb in each slot?
Paul
brian@brian-owen.com
10:52 PM - 9 November, 2004
hmm, not sure. Im a PC guy, I just got this apple to run SSL and am learning as I go.
Josh
10:55 PM - 9 November, 2004
I believe bartaug successfully uses live and scratch LIVE at the same time...
DJ 3pm
11:29 PM - 9 November, 2004
go to the apple in the upper-left of the screen, click "about this mac". a window will open with some light specs on your machine, click the "more info..." button. this will launch the system profiler. under the "hardware" category, click on "memory" and it will give you details of whats in your ram slots.
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hmm, not sure. Im a PC guy, I just got this apple to run SSL and am learning as I go.go to the apple in the upper-left of the screen, click "about this mac". a window will open with some light specs on your machine, click the "more info..." button. this will launch the system profiler. under the "hardware" category, click on "memory" and it will give you details of whats in your ram slots.
bartaug
7:15 AM - 10 November, 2004
Yes, it runs together OK. But I'm running on a PC (see profile)...
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I believe bartaug successfully uses live and scratch LIVE at the same time...Yes, it runs together OK. But I'm running on a PC (see profile)...
pgroves
8:39 PM - 12 November, 2004
But is that 512Mb in one slot or 256Mb in two - if you follow the instructions DJ 3pm gave out, it should tell you.
Paul
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512 MB DDR SDRAMBut is that 512Mb in one slot or 256Mb in two - if you follow the instructions DJ 3pm gave out, it should tell you.
Paul
SpinThis!
10:48 PM - 14 November, 2004
dammit i hate it when apple does that. i think off the top of my head your powerbook supports 2 gigs of ram. if you want to put that much in, i'd get a 1 gig stick to start with. that'll give you 1.25 gigs of ram. later on if you want, take out the remaing 256 and stick in another 1 gig stick. 2 gigs of ram is going to run you about $600 now (about $300 for a gig). laptop ram is never cheap to say the least...
brian@brian-owen.com
4:23 PM - 15 November, 2004
yeah, i havent really crashed serato simply from playing yet, so i am content for now - I will save up $300 to upgrade the RAM. . .
btw, anyone want to buy a used 256mb guy?
btw, anyone want to buy a used 256mb guy?
