Dec 20 2011, 12:08 PM
QUOTE(mfitri77 @ Dec 9 2011, 09:29 PM)
I would be the first one before this to say that the RAM you use may not affect your performance. I am now retracting back that statement.
Bought a pair of 4GB KVR Kingston to upgrade a 13" Pro. Immediately I noticed that :-
1. Power reading is all over the place, running down the battery about 2 hours faster.
2. The system feels sluggish, especially when you do a lot of encoding movies.
Did the whole memtest thing, nothing came out. In the end, installed it in a Windows notebook and did diagnostic, no problem.
Or maybe it was just the Kingstom ram. Anyway, ordered A-spec ram and things are running much-much better. Corsair at RM120 for 4GB.
hi mfitri77,Bought a pair of 4GB KVR Kingston to upgrade a 13" Pro. Immediately I noticed that :-
1. Power reading is all over the place, running down the battery about 2 hours faster.
2. The system feels sluggish, especially when you do a lot of encoding movies.
Did the whole memtest thing, nothing came out. In the end, installed it in a Windows notebook and did diagnostic, no problem.
Or maybe it was just the Kingstom ram. Anyway, ordered A-spec ram and things are running much-much better. Corsair at RM120 for 4GB.
I'm new here and am planning to get my imac's 4gb RAM upgraded to 8gb. where can I get the corsair 120rm which is compatible to my imac?
and also, im not sure how to put it in, so do you recommend anywhere who can do it for me?
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