Duff-Man said:Duff-Man says...RAM usage has very little to do with the computer itself, it is what is running on the computer - operating system and programs - that uses the RAM. It is generally felt that 512MB is the "comfort level" or realistic minimum for running OS X whether it be on a G5 or a G4....oh yeah!
Duff-Man says....512MB is what most consider a comfortable *minimum* - if you are running a few memory-hungry programs then more is better.....I use Digital Performer, Reason, Arturia Moog Modular and other audio apps....more RAM allows for more audio tracks.....oh yeah!fuijin said:thankyou Duff-Man for saving me.
<edit> but then i look at ur signature and i wonder why do you have so much?
Duff-Man said:Duff-Man says....512MB is what most consider a comfortable *minimum* - if you are running a few memory-hungry programs then more is better.....I use Digital Performer, Reason, Arturia Moog Modular and other audio apps....more RAM allows for more audio tracks.....oh yeah!
And you have 2.5GB RAM on a G5 Dual 2.5Ghz!!! I couldnt recall anyone with more than 2 Gig worth of RAM. Do you use it for work? video-editing? or just for lesiure...?Duff-Man said:(and of course there is the old saying - he who dies with the most ram wins...)
Duff-Man says...read my post above...some ram-hungry audio apps...some other really pro users of these apps have no trouble with maxing out the G5 ram and putting in the full 8GB....oh yeah!angelneo said:And you have 2.5GB RAM on a G5 Dual 2.5Ghz!!! I couldnt recall anyone with more than 2 Gig worth of RAM. Do you use it for work? video-editing? or just for lesiure...?
Oops sorry, its just that in my line of work, i seldom use that much power... or should i say never. I'm just amazed.Duff-Man said:Duff-Man says...read my post above...some ram-hungry audio apps...some other really pro users of these apps have no trouble with maxing out the G5 ram and putting in the full 8GB....oh yeah!