Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

My 2006 imac was limited to 2gb maximum ram. my 2009 mac pro is limited 
to 16gb.


-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Currington <composer@singers.org.nz>
To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, May 30, 2011 1:51 pm
Subject: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Mac Pro 2008 vs. iMac 2011


Andy..I have a 24" IMac I use for a general purpose computer at home..  
Memory (RAM) is user upgradeable and is extremely east to do by simply 
unscrewing a c small panel panel at the bottom .. Pulling the old 
memory and replacing it with  more -  Up to the maximum allowable in 
the device.   I started with 2Gb RAM ad y upgraded mine when I felt I 
wanted to.. Took me all of 20 minutes maximum.     It was almost easier 
than with a PC based system where cases have to be removed etc.SteveOn 
31/05/2011, at 2:12 AM, Andy Brook wrote:> My only useful input into 
this conversation is that the iMac (which > I have had for 18 months 
now) is woefully lacking in interface > capabilities. I recently bought 
a G Raid hard drive to back up all my > music on to, at the 
recommendation of the genii there, only to find > that it recommends an 
eSATA connection, which is impossible to add to > an iMAC, or you have 
to use the only firewire connection, which, of > course, is always in 
use. Oh, and they won't install extra memory > after you have taken the 
imac home, so make sure if you go down that > route that you get 
whatever you are possibly going to need at the time.> > Andy B> 
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