Does upgrading (installing) the RAM myself void any warranty from Apple? Also, exactly what specs am I looking for in upgrading the Mini's RAM? I've upgraded PC RAM and am familiar with it, but I've never owned an Apple. Thanks!
exactly what specs am I looking for in upgrading the Mini's RAM? I've upgraded PC RAM and am familiar with it, but I've never owned an Apple. Thanks!
Does upgrading (installing) the RAM myself void any warranty from Apple? Also, exactly what specs am I looking for in upgrading the Mini's RAM? I've upgraded PC RAM and am familiar with it, but I've never owned an Apple. Thanks!
here's another tutorial
HA, did you see the rusty putty knife the guy is using in the tutorial? I just though that was funny.
"Why are there bloodstains on my Mac Mini?"
"Oh, thats just rust."
"Thanks for the memory."
I was under the impression that the Mac Mini required laptop memory. I intend on purchasing the Mini 1.83 from Apple. I have 1GB of Crucial Ballistix memory in my desktop which I am replacing and would like to re-use it if possible. Can I do that? I have (I think) Crucial Ballistix 184-pin DDR SDRAM. Thanks!
If I'm not mistaken, 64mb is set aside for vram. If you install windows I think you can up to 230ish. I don't remember. Somebody help me out with this.
You'll be fine if you drop 2GB in there.
The processor has 2 cores on 1 chip. It's not a matter of running at twice the speed. It's more of being able to multitask more efficiently and effectively. (Again, somebody correct me if I'm wrong)
If you are not strapped for cash, go for the 2GB. Its not much more expensice than 1GB.
I've installed RAM in a desktop PC. IS the process essentially the same? It looks like it, but want to make sure.