S SoIsays macrumors regular Nov 1, 2011 235 10 Jun 26, 2012 #26 Creek0512 said: FWIW, if you get the Air with 8GB or RAM, you'll actually have ~100GB of free space when you first boot up. Click to expand... If you get 4gb ram, would you get slightly more free space when you first boot up the mac OS?
Creek0512 said: FWIW, if you get the Air with 8GB or RAM, you'll actually have ~100GB of free space when you first boot up. Click to expand... If you get 4gb ram, would you get slightly more free space when you first boot up the mac OS?
O ooans macrumors 6502 Jun 4, 2011 284 338 Jun 27, 2012 #27 SoIsays said: If you get 4gb ram, would you get slightly more free space when you first boot up the mac OS? Click to expand... Yes, you would get 4gb more space.
SoIsays said: If you get 4gb ram, would you get slightly more free space when you first boot up the mac OS? Click to expand... Yes, you would get 4gb more space.
J jabingla2810 macrumors 68020 Oct 15, 2008 2,271 938 Jun 27, 2012 #28 ooans said: Yes, you would get 4gb more space. Click to expand... Wait, what? How does the RAM have any an effect on your free SSD space?
ooans said: Yes, you would get 4gb more space. Click to expand... Wait, what? How does the RAM have any an effect on your free SSD space?
S sanityinc macrumors newbie Jun 23, 2012 9 0 Jun 27, 2012 #29 jabingla2810 said: Wait, what? How does the RAM have any an effect on your free SSD space? Click to expand... The sleepfile for hibernation is stored on the SSD, and its size matches the amount of RAM you have.
jabingla2810 said: Wait, what? How does the RAM have any an effect on your free SSD space? Click to expand... The sleepfile for hibernation is stored on the SSD, and its size matches the amount of RAM you have.