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so I can buy the crucial ddr3 ram two 4gig sticks and replace my two 2gig sticks man that rocks just took out the 250gig and replaced it with the 500gig and when that fills up going to try the terabyte. Also what is your take on the Imac's really like the 27inch man it looks awesome.
 
Yep, you just take the original out and put the new in. I have crucial in mine, and have never had an issue.

The iMac is also pretty sweet. My dad has a 27" and it is a pretty sweet machine, beautiful screen, quiet, plenty of power. I'll probably buy one when I can afford it, or have a need for it.
 
K, this is a nooby question so please forgive me in advance. But what does ram actually do? I kinda get the basics and I've been told its sort of "the amount of space your computer has to do work" if that makes sense, but does it actually speed up your computer or what?
 
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ThirtyThr33 said:
K, this is a nooby question so please forgive me in advance. But what does ram actually do? I kinda get the basics and I've been told its sort of "the amount of space your computer has to do work" if that makes sense, but does it actually speed up your computer or what?

The more ram you have, the more stuff you can run without lagging. Also known as multitasking. I highly doubt you need more than 4GB unless you do Photoshop or video editing HD
 
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