Upgrading your RAM is the easiest way to get your computer running quicker and smoother. Your computer should have at least 8GB RAM to perform well with modern operating systems and programs.
Mac Upgrades:
The RAM on most newer Macs cannot be upgraded. Below is a list of Macs which cannot be upgraded:
Mac mini (2014, 2020 and newer)
MacBook Pro (Late 2012 and newer)
MacBook Air (all models)
MacBook 12" (all models)
iMac (some 21" models 2015-2020, all models 2021 and newer)
A Solid-state-drive (SSD) is a storage device for your computer. It is much faster than a hard disk drive (HDD), which was traditionally used for storage in computers. It has no moving parts and its information is stored in microchips.
Upgrading your computer from a HDD to a SSD will greatly increase the speed. More specifically, loading times and transfer times will speed up. (Copying and moving files).
Determine which SSD is compatible with your system with the Crucial link above or here. Find your Mac model and check out the buying options for SSD upgrades.
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