quruli said:The iMac's chipset can handle four. Due to the cost of the 2GB modules it many not be feasible. I think the iMac can take 4GB, but I am not going to spend the money to find out.
quruli said:The iMac's chipset can handle four. Due to the cost of the 2GB modules it many not be feasible. I think the iMac can take 4GB, but I am not going to spend the money to find out.
I did have 8 gb in my dual xeon prior to my MBP however needed the money so I sold the risers and 4gb of the ram...Josias said:1 GB in MacBook (2x512 MB). I wonder who besides iGary has 8 GB or greater. He has a Quad with 8 GB RAM!
a 32 bit processor can have up to 4gb of ram, and a 64 bit processor can have up to 16,777,216 terbytes of ram, i think someone correct me if im wrong but isnt it just 2^32 and 2^64...?seenew said:Can I have a link to this info?
Same, though my RAM won't arrive for a while, 512MB will have to be enough...Caitlyn said:When my MacBook arrives tomorrow, it will get 2GB RAM installed by me.
woah. what kind of supercomputer is very lucky to be owned by you?bradc said:I have 10Gb