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teefyot

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May 4, 2010
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Hello!

I bought my Macbook in 2006, and apple suggests that the maximum I upgrade my ram to is 2 GB.

Right now, I have 1 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM....is there any point in upgrading? Will it make a difference? I am trying to run Photoshop on my computer..

Thank you!
 
Maybe, it depends on what kind of usage you have planned for PS. I would get it, but I like having and using RAM.

Take a look here and search for your model and see if that model might even take 3 or 4 GB of RAM.
 
yeah honestly i wouldnt run less than 2gb of ram even while just browsing and doing daily tasks. im currently using 4 and am very happy. but 1 more gb for you should give you a nice boost.
 
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By saying that your MacBook is a 2006 model doesn't define a specific model. But, if it's core duo (May '06) it does have the 2GB maximum. If it's core 2 duo (late '06) you can install 4GB in order to utilize 3.3GB of RAM.
 
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