or ram, 256gb SSD partitions for each operating system you plan on using and an Intel-i5 minimum. However both operating systems will use the ram as you open more apps and tabs. I want the operating system to use the ram I paid for. of ram and the rest remains idle until needed.
When I boot up into MS-Windows-10 it only uses about 3gb. This way your ram is not sitting idle not being used. It just ***** up the ram and uses it all. Video editing, Video playback, Photoshop, iWork apps, MS Office, etc. Especially if you are going to use apps like google chrome which is a memory hog. I use boot camp for dual boot OS-X Sierra and MS-Windows-10. I have a mid-2012 MBP 13" with a dual core Intel i5 and upgraded with 16gb. Therefore when i need 16GB i can still get a buck for my 2013 model and get the one thats hot at that time.
#8GB OR 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO RETINA SOFTWARE#
Well typically laptops drop in price every few years but are getting faster to keep up with software developement
#8GB OR 16GB RAM MACBOOK PRO RETINA UPGRADE#
So this mac will be good investment for future upgrades since Ebay will help me sell it when I'm ready.ġ6GB upgrade would be nice feature but by the time you will really see benefits of this upgrade you should sell it and get new one, WHY? Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. I found myself settling on 13" Retina $1499 as I figured I will want to upgrade in a few years solely based on fact that tech evolves in light years speed nowadays but macs hold value, Im purchasing the new MacBook Pro RETINA in the next few days and I was wondering if I should upgrade it to 16GB of RAM for Press J to jump to the feed. Therefore Mascherano16 I would make sure to purchase the top budget mac whatever money allows as in macs more you spend innitialy the longer your machine will stay on top in a "speed game". There is no option to upgrade anything after purchase no ram, ssd or proc. With all due respect bijanfromGBR, as I was researching newest macbooks pro with retina,
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