[Ti] TI DVI 800mhz, 512mb vs 1gb

[Chris Rock]

most certainly, the difference in my opinion is a real world matter.

OS X loves memory, right from the start. The instant you start loading 
applications, you start eating into the remaining memory pool. Photoshop 
is very memory hungry depending on the history settings and the size and 
type of image you working on. Virtual PC LOVES memory, and the more it 
can have the better your windows OS under it will run ( within reason of 
course )

The low cost of upgrading from 512mb to 1gb, is really one of the best 
things you can do for your Ti model.

The fact that OS X will need to page out to the swapfile if you get 
overloaded is reason enough to upgrade to more memory.

I work on both Mac's and PC's and I use some pretty hefty programs, and 
2gb of memory on my desktop is something that I can't live without, 
mainly due to the sheer amount of data that I work with at home.

Hope that helps ya.



- Rock



Carlos Fernando Hernandez wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm about to buy the new 80gb hd and maybe an upgrade for my TI from 512mb to 1gb, 
>but I really want to know if there exist a real difference, I abused regularly of photoshop, 
>flash, dreamweaver and virtual PC. Working with 5 to 8 apps at the same time.
>
>Well I'll appreciate your comments.
>
>Thanks,
>Carlos
>
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