In a message dated 2/7/05 5:32:21 PM, recording@... writes: >So yes, I'm sure the eight memory slots has to do with practical >realities more than anything else. Another factor is that 8GB of 1GB >RAMs is going to cost a little over $1400 at today's prices (and >$3050 + 256 megs at the Apple store) - and prices are a little lower >than they were a couple of years ago when the first G5s came out. The british Macworld had an article I read last night which details the costs of the imac g5 ... pretty interesting. the ram and hard drive are pretty minor actually. apple is known to hobble computers on the low end so that people buy higher end stuff - i would only cost a few bucks more to add more slots for ram but they do it to make you jump up to the more expensive model. Ram always comes down in price. We all have our stories of fortunes spent for tiny amounts of ram a few years ago. I am thinking to get 1 gig when I get a new mac. I think thats a usable size (what do you think?)... and then as prices drop, add a pair of gigs to get 3 gig. I am not that concerned about 8 gig of ram.... when 8 gig of ram get cheap enough for my budget, it will be time to sell the G5 and get a G6.
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] Re: Re: Considering a KVM/memory capacity
2005-02-08 by GAmoore@aol.com
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