At 09:46 AM 11/1/2005, you wrote:
Hello,
I was planning on upgrading the RAM in my new 12"
powerbook (Al) and I was wondering about a few things:
a) Is it worth the extra money to go with apple brand
RAM or can I go with a cheaper 3rd party manufacturer?
no
b) If it is a better choice to go with the cheaper 3rd
party vendor, which manufacturers have reliable chips?
I'd pick any of the venders chosen by www.macsales.com; they have a
lifetime guarantee and in fact I have not had a problem ever. their
prices are competitive.
c) Lastly, is it true that the 12" can only handle at
most 1 gig of additional memory?
I think they have limits of 256 MB onboard plus one expansion slot,
for 1.25 gig total possible RAM.
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