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Not enough 4GB RAM in MBP Retina 13 ME864

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Visly

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Dec 25, 2014
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Hello Guys
I bought MPB Retina 13 in february this year
but eventually i see that there are many freezing in safari(when many tabs are open) and applications
4GB is not enough((memory tools shows 90-98% load memory)
But upgrade RAM in MBP Retina 13 is impossible
I think to sell this one and buy MBP Retina 13 with 8 GB RAM or waiting MBA with Retina if it would have 8GB RAM
What you advise?

Sincerely
 
TechZeke

TechZeke

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Visly said:
Hello Guys
I bought MPB Retina 13 in february this year
but eventually i see that there are many freezing in safari(when many tabs are open) and applications
4GB is not enough((memory tools shows 90-98% load memory)
But upgrade RAM in MBP Retina 13 is impossible
I think to sell this one and buy MBP Retina 13 with 8 GB RAM or waiting MBA with Retina if it would have 8GB RAM
What you advise?

Sincerely
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What does your Activity Monitor look like? How about memory pressure?

You can't go purely by used memory.
 
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Visly

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Anitramane

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Dec 23, 2013
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Apple uses the RAM to cache recently and often used files. That's why it's always great to have as much memory as you can have.
 
JHUFrank

JHUFrank

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I just recently went from a MBA with 4 gigs of ram to a rMBP with 16. There is a huge difference in performance if you are doing intensive stuff. I find that the sweet spot is 8 gigs of ram. The main reason I have 16 is for the VMs I run.
 
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