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leewwiiss

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May 13, 2010
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hey guys i have a mbp 2.26 ghz and i am running windows 7 on boot camp and i have quite a small hard drive my computer has 2 gbs or ram and im feeling it its lagging abit more then usual and i want to upgrade it also i do alot of music editing ect so i would like advice on to buy a

1. ssd (solid state drive) kingston
or
2. 4 to mabe 8 gbs of ram

please help
thanks,
 

spinnerlys

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Sep 7, 2008
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More RAM will definitely help. And an SSD makes things start faster.

But the difference between a standard 5400RPM and 7200RPM HDD is kinda negligible, so maybe invest in an SSD and RAM, if you can afford it.

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Hackint0sh

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Upgrading to an SSD drive will speed your machine up faster than anything. You can always add some RAM a little later.
 

leewwiiss

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May 13, 2010
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hmm

well yes i dont think i can get the ssd drive

i edit music and use heavy photoshop programs and windows 7 bootcamp and some games so does anyone know a good aussie hdd 7200 rpm?? and a good deal on some 4 gb ram?

most appreciated :)
 
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