How do you upgrade an 80GB Mac Mini's RAM?
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Ifixit has a guide for Mac mini\nhttp://www.ifixit.com/Guide/82.0.0.html\n123Macmini.com might have one (I never looked into this)\nhttp://www.123macmini.com/news/story/334.html\nHere's one for an intel Mac mini\nhttp://www.macworld.com/weblogs/macword/2006/03/minicsi/index.php\nAnd here's another\nhttp://www.methodshop.com/tech/articles/macmini-ram/index.shtml
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If you have an empty slot them you can add another stick of RAM.  Make sure it's the same kind.  You can easily trade out your old CDROM for a CDROM/RW.  Just pull the old one out and replace it with the new one.  You can pick up PC parts really cheap from eBay.
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ebay, craigslist, lowendmacs.com, everymac.com or just google search the Mac model you want.
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Yes you can, here's a great article on how to do it.\n\nhttp://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/11/19/mac_pc.html
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Step.1 Throw out old PC.\nStep.2 Buy new PC\nStep.3 Welcome to 2006.\n\nThere is no amount of memory that you can add to an old system with only 12Mb of mem that will make it perform any better. Your PC is a tortouse and needs to be severely replaced; unless of course, you just use it as a space heater, then 12Mb should be fine....
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OOH, No stickers?!!?  There I dunno how you will.  Best way is to ask a computer dealer to try the RAM for you and give you the specs.\n\nOr better, try it at a friend's who's willing to help u out.
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Assuming you're using a PC, because I know almost nothing about Macs....\n\nSome things that will help your system run better in general, but can also potentially free up hard drive space: Regularly run anti-virus and anti-malware scans. Regularly defrag.  Regularly clean out your temporary internet files (cache, cookies, etc).\n\nOther things you can do:  Delete old programs and files that you don't need anymore. Files that you need or want to hang on to but aren't critical should be backed up somewhere off-drive - like on zip discs, cds, etc.  When you install new programs, install them with the minimal option if you're given one.  Alternatively, you can choose the expert installation, and then you can choose not to install components that you won't need.\n\nIn a pinch, you can use the good ol' three-fingered salute to call up task manager and end non-essential programs running in the background.  I strongly suggest that before you end any program in your process tree, that you look it up on the internet just to double check that you won't be making your system unstable by killing a process.\n\nAnd of course, don't forget the "well duh" - don't run so many programs at once, if you know you don't have enough memory for them.\n\nProbably, you will eventually have to buy more memory - either in the form of chips or in the form of hard drive space or both.
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- Press CUDA chip available on the Mac Machine.\n- Upgrade\n----------------
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configure your virtual memory to get an additional gb of ram from your hard drive.\nhow-to:\nhttp://www.cyberiapc.com/vm.htm
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If you bought your computer within last year, you probably can increase it to even 1 gig.\n\nJust go to http://www.newegg.com or http://www.4allmemory.com and you can get some RAMS for cheap. Just find the right DDR for your computer and you can install it yourself. Its the easiest part of your hardware that you can install. \n \nI suggest upgrading to at least 1 gig of ram if you play a lot of games and if you want to play high graphics games. 512 is minimal for most games now.\n\nIf you need help with it, just contact me.
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The ram which I assume is what you are talking about, can be upgraded from 256 to 512 yes... You will need to find out what type of ram you need...\n\nto find out what ram you need use this http://www.crucial.com\n\nit will ask you for your make and model, then tell you what type of ram you need. It will also give you prices, but dont buy from them, just write down the type of ram, and search your local stores for it...\n\nIf you wish to buy it online, try http://www.tigerdirect.com or http://www.newegg.com
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Use the program "Psst"\n\nhttp://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16780
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To be honest with hard drives always work out how much space you think you'll need and treble it, they are so cheap nowadays that it hardly makes any difference. The price difference between 80Gb and 250Gb is no more than £20. With RAM i'd go for as much as you can afford, 1Gb should be the minimum really, anything less will slow you down.\n\nBiggest outlay is graphics, again go for the best you can afford, even if its more than you need now, game requirements always go up, never down so spend as much as you can. Processors are less important these days, they're all fast, but if you're on a budget go for the AMD stuff, its cheaper.\n\nBut whatever you do dont get talked into buying a Mac, they cost more, dont perform and will break, just like anything with an Apple logo on it - just ask any sucker who bought an iPod
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If your motherboard can handle the ram. Some motherboards have a limit and sometimes the only way is to change the mb.
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u can upgrade the mother bord and make it better and/or just buy 1 or 2  memory sticks(ram) and stick them in ur comp.
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Increasing memory is always good. If you are running XP I would suggest a minimum of at least 512 mb. If you can afford the 1GB go for it.
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mac mini comes with a g4 chip which really is very good. i would check on newegg.com to see if they list any options or even at crucial.com they have a system tells you what  it has and what it can have.