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Yeah, and upgrading to even 32 GBs is SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS. I get that it has to be soldered on or whatever, but I'm looking at faster RAM on Newegg right now,
by jyrkesh 6y ago
Yeah, and upgrading to even 32 GBs is SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS.
I get that it has to be soldered on or whatever, but I'm looking at faster RAM on Newegg right now, in brand names, single module DDR4, for ~115.
I really wanna buy Apple stuff, but stuff like this continually keeps me away when I finally get to the Buy page.
- simonh 6y agoThe 27” models have user-accessible DIMM slots in a compartment on the back, so you’re ok to get that RAM from Newegg or Crucial. That’s what I will be doing.
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- gowld 6y agoSoldering on is cheaper than not. It costs more because of the vendor lock-in value-based pricing. But that doesn't apply to the 27" Mac which has non-soldered slots.