20" Alum 2Ghz or 24" redefurbished white

[iDarbert]

I heard, it shifts the RAM to the left or right or something

It *sounds* more reliable than the white's one, what it does is "pull them up" by the sides or from the soldered chips, I'm not sure... what I'm sure is that it just doesn't work with the RAM I just purchased.

 

[gorby]

If you don't need the extra horsepower on the GPU that comes with the 24" I suppose the alum is a better choice indeed, and I don't know how hard it is to replace RAM on those, but my white 24" nearly drove me crazy because of those weird rubber levers that can't eject the non-stock RAM properly.

I just did it

And it was really really easy. And keep in mind I'm someone who has NEVER worked on computers or swapped RAM in my life.

 

[iDarbert]

I just did it

And it was really really easy. And keep in mind I'm someone who has NEVER worked on computers or swapped RAM in my life.

In fact I had absolutely no problem with the stock RAM, but I had a hard time placing the RAM I purchased and even more taking them out.

It's just that the alu's method *sounds* more reliable when it comes to slightly thicker RAM.