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The problem is that at least 2GB ....
... will be substantially slowwer. DDR memory alternates devices when storing data to allow for address lines to stabilize. There is no second memory location for half of the $GB device.
Posted by: ShadeTree   Posted on: 10/30/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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The problem is that at least 2GB ....  ShadeTree | 10/30/08
Dell E series laptop can run 8GB already  FromThe80s | 10/30/08
oh come on.  lostarchitect | 10/30/08
yes  doh123 | 10/30/08
Yes,  FromThe80s | 10/31/08
Can you confirm...  Sleeper Service | 10/30/08
If its a hardware limitation it won't matter.  logicearth@... | 10/31/08
Well...  Sleeper Service | 10/31/08
RE: 6GB of RAM possible in new MacBook and MBP  phatkat | 10/31/08
Well there are several things here.  phatkat | 10/31/08
So, since as far as I'm aware...  Sleeper Service | 10/31/08
Might be a heat issue.  James Quinn | 11/03/08

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