OWC is offering a 3GB memory upgrade (1GB + 2GB) for the the Mac Mini, although the Mac Mini officially supports only 2GB RAM.
This article says that installing matched pairs of RAM only results in a minimal performance gain compared to the same amount of memory installed as an unmatched pair. But none of the tests performed there refers to real-time applications.
So do you think it's a good idea to use a Mac Mini upgraded to 3GB as a VSL slave? Could someone familiar with RAM technicalities chime in?
Cheers
Pitt Funck
This article says that installing matched pairs of RAM only results in a minimal performance gain compared to the same amount of memory installed as an unmatched pair. But none of the tests performed there refers to real-time applications.
So do you think it's a good idea to use a Mac Mini upgraded to 3GB as a VSL slave? Could someone familiar with RAM technicalities chime in?
Cheers
Pitt Funck