Ram. Absolutely. Max it out, that's what I did and it's still quite
slow.
I have a G3 500Mhz, Dual-USB iBook (slow), a G4 14" iBook (faster) and a
20" G5 iMac (quite fast, indeed).
When I go back down to the iBook, I really get bugged having to wait, it
now seems to take forever f
Hi Laurent
That's just too tantalising...what problems?
Matt
PS Anyone got Tiger on a low spec machine yet - clamshell for instance.?
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From: Laurent Daudelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On 02/05/05 10:58, "Matthew Faulds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> RAM will make the biggest difference in my experience. Also, if Panther
> works well for you you may avoid some headaches waiting for a bit - it may
> not make your system any better and upgrading can cause time consuming
> i
Hi
RAM will make the biggest difference in my experience. Also, if Panther
works well for you you may avoid some headaches waiting for a bit - it may
not make your system any better and upgrading can cause time consuming
issues when it doesn't go smoothly.
Having said that, Tiger is on its way
On 2-May-05, at 7:43 AM, demilove wrote:
Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB
of SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting
more RAM (I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by
the new system, Tiger, given all that I have read a
Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB
of SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting
more RAM (I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by
the new system, Tiger, given all that I have read about it. I
really can only afford one
on 02/05/05 07:43, demilove at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB of
> SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting more RAM
> (I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by the new
> system, Tiger, given a
