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> Machine Speed And Ram, How much is enough?/Best?
charlieb
posté mar. 24 déc. 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.

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charlie
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Bart S.
posté mer. 25 déc. 2002, 12:36
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QUOTE (charlieb @ Dec 24 2002, 23:25)
And, since neither one of you mentioned it, machine speed, say between 800 Mgz and 1GHz should also not make any noticeable difference?

Of course processor speed makes a difference...
Let me quote myself (kinda weird...) :
"Processor speed and HD access is more important".
A fast processor (and fast HD: IDE 7200 rpm minimum, SCSI 7200/10000 rpm) will increase your plugs count and improve general processing of your mac (editing, display, play/Rec/Stop, ...).
More RAM won't...


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