Best selling memory upgrade
Crucial 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR3/DDR3L 1600 MHz (PC3-12800) CL11 SODIMM 204-Pin 1.35V/1.5V Memory for Mac CT2C8G3S160BM
Current ram pricing is about $40.00 for 8GB memory kits and $80.00 for 16GB memory upgrade kits
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I have thought about using Ting but I’ve been with Verizon for so long. Still check out that $23 phone bill. That sure does look attractive:
Ting isn’t your typical “pay as you go.” No plans here, just levels that adapt to you and an average bill of $23 per phone. It’s a smarter-than-a-plan approach.
Source: Ting | Rates – See how Ting stacks up against your plan.
The iMac 27″ 2017 with Retina 5K display can accept up to 64gb of 2400Mhz DDR4 Memory.
There’s four slots to choose from so you have some options when upgrading – from as little as 4GB of RAM all the way up to 64GB of RAM.
SSD drives can be installed in this Mac but it’s a task to be sure.
Check RAM Prices for The iMac 27″ 2017 with Retina 5K display
I have moved away from MacOS over the years and after a bit of a stint with Chrome OS I’ve switched over to using linux and specifically Debian with the dwm windows manager and Dave’s guide to dwm is the best I have found for learning how this WM works and the keyboard shortcuts you need to memorize for better productivity with your PC.
eGPU.io is a website dedicated to all things dedicated to using an external GPU with your computer:
eGPU.io is the definitive eGPU community formed by enthusiasts
Our mission is to make eGPUs simple and accessible to everyone
The Lenovo Thinkpad x230 with a price as low as $100 is a great computer if you can live with a model that’s five years old and a RAM upgrade will go a long way. Unlike the X240 that maxes out at 8GB you can install 16GB in the X230 for under $100. Add an SSD drive for another hundred and you’ve got a great maxed out i5 computer for as little as $300
The 2010 Apple MacBook Air sells for about $250.00, but has the ram soldered on so you’re kind of screwed when it comes to memory upgrades for this model but there are a few upgrades you can do to this such as battery, ssd and replacement chargers can be had for this MacBook Air in both 13 and 11 inch sizes.
The 2017 Apple iMac can be upgraded to 64GB via the four memory slots available. You will have to pull the ram from the factory out where you can sell it to offset the cost but they you will have to buy 4 16gb sodimms. This won’t be cheap as current pricing seems to be about $1000, but it’s doable.
If you’re in the market for a cheap computer to use for back to school, this Lenovo Thinkpad X230 is a pretty good deal at $125.00.
The Lenovo Thinkpad x260 accepts up to 16GB of DDR4 RAM and can have the hard drive upgraded. A good size SSD for this laptop costs $100 and up
The Lenovo ThinkPad X270 is essentially the same as the 260 listed above and can accept the same upgrades
The Lenovo Thinkpad X250 sells for about $450.00 and can accept just one sodimm with a maximum capacity of 8GB. The good news is you can replace the spinning hard drive with an SSD driver for much greater performance. SSD’s are about $100 for 256GB models.
As this is a used or older computer you might want to pick up a battery or extra charger too.
