What is RAM and how much do I have?
alzapa
Ok I am a noob when it comes to Computers and I have a mac book and can not figure out how much RAM it has.
here is the macBook it is the black one, and I don't see a place were it says how much RAM it has? http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPL...D&nclm=MacBook
here is the macBook it is the black one, and I don't see a place were it says how much RAM it has? http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPL...D&nclm=MacBook
Yanman.be
It's called Random Accesss Memory.
You're looking for memory on that site.
I think that model has 1 GB, but you can upgrade it to 2 GB.
You're looking for memory on that site.
I think that model has 1 GB, but you can upgrade it to 2 GB.
therangereminem
you have 1 gig of ram ram is memory
alzapa
thanks you two for the quick response now that I know what it is. I have 2GB of RAM thanks. Now I am headed to the store to buy Guild wars
Loviatar
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swiss chedda
Would upgrading my ram on my laptop from 512mb to 1gb get rid of insane loading screens? After I get past the loading screens I usually do fine but I can't do random arenas because I'm always dead when I finally load. Also, is it bad for my pagefile usage to be at a steady 300mb? I heard somewhere that pagefile will slow you down.
alzapa
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NO MAC VERSION OF GW
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tijo
You should still check if you can run Gw before buying it, because even tho you have XP doesnt mean GW will run on your computer since some windows only programs dont run an a MAC at all. Some of the windows live services are an example of this, my friend cant run them on his Macbook and its almost brand new.
alzapa
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Originally Posted by tijo
You should still check if you can run Gw before buying it, because even tho you have XP doesnt mean GW will run on your computer since some windows only programs dont run an a MAC at all. Some of the windows live services are an example of this, my friend cant run them on his Macbook and its almost brand new.
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if that info is correct I can play with this macbook. scroll down to the bottom and it says macbooks.
Also thanks every one for answering all my questions, this is a awesome group of people.
easyg
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Originally Posted by alzapa
I just found this info, is this a person I can trust? http://www.guildwarsguru.com/content...ars-id2042.php
if that info is correct I can play with this macbook. scroll down to the bottom and it says macbooks. Also thanks every one for answering all my questions, this is a awesome group of people. |
cannonfodder
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I have bootcamp running windows XP
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alzapa
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Originally Posted by easyg
I would imagine you can pretty much trust that person
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Stemnin
No..video..card.. ? Anyone know if it has a gpu?
Running 15-20 FPS average? No game is fun 15-20 fps average imho, 15-20 minimum is ok (my 7800 gs oc'd to death gets 15 fps occasionally in large cities).
Running 15-20 FPS average? No game is fun 15-20 fps average imho, 15-20 minimum is ok (my 7800 gs oc'd to death gets 15 fps occasionally in large cities).
Commander Ryker
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Originally Posted by swiss chedda
Would upgrading my ram on my laptop from 512mb to 1gb get rid of insane loading screens? After I get past the loading screens I usually do fine but I can't do random arenas because I'm always dead when I finally load. Also, is it bad for my pagefile usage to be at a steady 300mb? I heard somewhere that pagefile will slow you down.
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Another thing you can do is to make a duplicate shortcut of your gw icon and change the target location to this: "C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" -image. That will load all images and avoid taking forever to load an area. After you've done that, use the regular shortcut to load the game.
Retz
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Originally Posted by Stemnin
No..video..card.. ? Anyone know if it has a gpu?
Running 15-20 FPS average? No game is fun 15-20 fps average imho, 15-20 minimum is ok (my 7800 gs oc'd to death gets 15 fps occasionally in large cities). |
Sol Solus
I used to have 512 Mb of RAM and moving around, looking at things was somewhat jerky. Since I upgraded to 1 Gb + 256 Mb of RAM, GW ran smooth as silk, maxed settings. I have a AMD Athlon 64 +3400 Mobile and ATI Mobility Radeon 9600, so other hardware probably wasn't an issue, rather texture caching. I recommend playing Guild Wars with anything above 1 Gb of RAM.
swiss chedda
Yea, I got the ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 also. I've got 512mb ram right now and will probably add on another 512mb to get 1gb which is the max for this laptop.
Eldin
My 7800 GS OC runs games like HL2 and CSS on 60, sometimes 70+ FPS, but for some reason I think Nvidia cards don't get along with GW, and at the highest I can only manage 40 on it.
I have 1GB RAM. Right now for gamers 1 to 1.5GB is the average, though with DX10 and all, people are starting to upgrade. I'd say at the minimum for most gamers/programmers/graphic designers, 1GB is good. I hear there is a HUGE difference in performance between 512MB and 1GB.
I have 1GB RAM. Right now for gamers 1 to 1.5GB is the average, though with DX10 and all, people are starting to upgrade. I'd say at the minimum for most gamers/programmers/graphic designers, 1GB is good. I hear there is a HUGE difference in performance between 512MB and 1GB.
Gizzen Garr
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OMG, I don't know how you've been playing with just 512. Upgrading would most certainly help. If you've got that small of ram, it might also be worth your while to check on your graphics card. That too will slow you down.
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