¿Que ocupa la memoria 'otros' en mi mac?

Cuando reviso el almacenamiento de mi Mac, hay una parte que dice 'otros', ¿A que se refiere? que tipos de archivos?

Reset SMC.
https://support.apple.com/es-es/HT201295

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Hay memoria ram para esta mac

puedo comprar memoria ram para mi mac??

"El cielo es el límite"
Quien gestiona la memoria disponibe a las aplicaciones es el Sistema Oparativo, el OSX de Apple es uno de 64 bits (desde Lion, con acceso a más de 64GB (teóricamente mucho más).
La decisión la debes tomar desde el punto de vista práctico, si crees que en algun momento, tu trabajo sacará partido práctico de tener más memoria, de forma que te ahorre tiempo (y dinero).
Si al trabajar con After Effects durante la mayoria de tiempo y ocasiones requiere menos de 16GB, el tener 32GB no va a hacer que vaya más rápido, pero si hay tareas o trabajos que podrían beneficiarse, usar más de 16GB, o tienes varias aplicaccione abiertas que consuman esa memoria..., eso si podría justificarse si ofrece una rentabilidad económica.
Tu debes ser el juez e intentar saber cuanta memoria crees que puedes necesitar, puedes monitorizar tu trabajo, el de otros, ...
De qué modelo o tipo de maquina Apple estás pensando, lo digo por el precio de la memoria y la posibilidad de poderla instalar, o no, más tarde, o de fabricantes de memoria, no preinstalada por Apple, siempre bastante más cara.

Memory Upgrade in 2009 Mac Mini?

Hi,
I want to upgrade my Mac Mini to 4 GB of ram, it's the core 2 duo 2009 model.
I don't want to pay silly amounts for Mac own memory, has anyone ever used Crucial Memory in a Mini Mac? if so how does it run?
The other option I guess is to look at Corsair! As i believe they make the memory for Apple anyway! anyone else upgraded themselves? how did it go?
Thanks

I read a lot before I upgraded mine to 4 GB. The difficulty was overrated. It took me < 40 minutes from never opening a Mini to running it with 4gb all put back together. Don't be scared by others descriptions. But do be careful whenever you take apart any delicate electronics.
It was far easier than taking apart my Thinkpads. There are videos on-line showing the whole process. Much better than still pictures.

Is it right to mix sizes of memory modules in a mac mini 2012? for example 2Gb 8Gb?

Is it right to mix sizes of memory modules in a mac mini 2012? for example 2Gb 8Gb?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
You can do that without any problem, always that the total amount of memory is less than the maximum memory your Mac mini supports. A Late 2012 Mac mini supports 16 GB of memory, and you can find in this site the steps to install more memory > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4432?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US#1

I need to upgrade memory slots on my Mac mid 2010 up to 4 GB module which is currently 2GB with two different 1GB memory slots.Is it compatible and would like to know about the cost?

I need to upgrade memory slots on my Mac mid 2010 up to 4 GB module which is currently 2GB with two different 1GB memory slots.Is it compatible and would like to know about the cost?

this sub forum is about running windows on macs maybe you should try
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I only have 1 mb memory on my I Mac with version 10.6.8. I understand you need 2 mb to install I Cloud. Can I increase memory ?

I only have 1 mb memory on my I Mac with version 10.6.8. I understand you need 2 mb to install I Cloud. Can I increase memory ?

You need to buy and install enough RAM to give your computer at least 2GB to run Lion. Lion doesn't run on Core Duo Macs.
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Cuanta memoria ram soporta la mac mini 2010

Cuanta memoria RAM soporta la Mac Mini 2010

Officially Apple say's 8GB.
see > Mac mini (Mid 2010): Memory specifications and upgrades
However OWC has tested and sells a 16GB kit for it.
see > Apple Mac mini Memory 2010 Mac mini unibody models

How do i format a memory card on my mac?

I don't get a choice to format the sd card (actually via an adapter I plug into the USB port that holds various memory cards) - not sure if formating the sd card would actually eliminate the virus, but thought I'd try... The card is infected with a "conficker" virus, which Sophos can't remove. I have eliminated all the files, and there still is like 55 unviewable files.

Disk Utility. The same way you format any type drive on a Mac.

Memory used in similar Mac mini

I am wondering what is true and what is not.
I had the local Apple Store upgrade my 2 X 2GB memory sticks that came with my 2012 Late Mac Mini to 16gigs. I was quoted a price that was fairly close to the non-Apple memory I had researched, plus I was told that there is a life guarantee on these non-Apple memory sticks. When I picked up the 2012 Mac Mini, I asked to have the 2 memory sticks that had been taken out. First I was told that they don't give back what they take out. When I pressed, I was asked what I would do with the memory sticks. I said, that my husband has a mid 2010 Mac Mini and if something were to happen to his memory sticks (mac mini was used when purchased) I could use the 2012 memory sticks in his 2010 mac mini. I was told, in no uncertain terms, that the memory from the 2012 late would not work in the 2010. When I pressed a little more, I was told that if they gave the two (2 GB) memory sticks back, I would have to pay $20.00 as the non-apple memory sticks they installed, had been discounted $20.00, This was the first I had heard about any discount.
Did I believe them, no. Will I go back and raise cane, no. Thus I looked up the two memory numbers and this is what I found.
PC3-12800 DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs for my Mac Mini 2012 late at a total of 16 gigs (8gigs each)
and
PC3-8500 DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs =
Mac mini (Early 2009), Mac mini (Late 2009), and Mac mini (Mid 2010) computers have two internal memory slots.
Other than the amount of Gigs per, is there a difference? Are these interchangeable?
If your wondering why I would not raise cane with the owner... It's because this would be the second time I was lied to, to my knowledge; I don't plan to set foot in the store every again.
Please tell me what is correct.
Thanks, Patt

They are not interchangeable. Note the difference in the specifications:
PC3-12800 DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs
PC3-8500 DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs

HT1423 what memory is best for mac

what memory is best for mac

crucial.com and macsales.com test RAM for compatibility. Go to that site, select your system and follow their recommendations. Both are highly regarded as suppliers for Mac-compatible RAM.

Memory Upgrade on Intel MAC MINI

Want to upgrade the memory from 512MB to 1GB. is this possible and how can i do it? Do i have to take it somewhere to have it done?
Mac Mini Intel Core Duo Mac OS X (10.4.5) 512RAM 80GB HDD

terryrocks,
If you go to the Apple store, select either model, and learn more under memory, it says " To maximize memory performance, it is recommended that memory SO-DIMMs be installed in pairs".
In an Apple note on memory it says "For optimum performance, it is recommended to use two SO-DIMMs (one in each slot) of the same DIMM size (e.g. two 512 MB SO-DIMMs)." The note is at http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303378

Does type of Memory matter in a Mac?

I have a 1GB MacBook on it's way, and I was wondering, what if I we're to want to upgrade something to 2GB or even 4GB? Does it matter which brand of RAM you install, or does Apple RAM itself perform better on Mac's?

jay84h wrote:
If there is no Apple RAM, than what is this? http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/canadastore.woa/wa/RSLID?nclm=1 977F78C
That's RAM that Apple has purchased from a supplier. Apple (like most computer makers) buys from "1st tier" memory manufacturers like Samsung, Micron, Hynix, Elpida, Qiomonda, or Nanya. That will typically be a module that is labelled by and has ICs identifying them as made by one of these manufacturers. For example, the 2 512 MB modules that came in my MacBook have ICs with the Hynix logo and a specific Hynix label on the module. This would be opposed to something like a Kingston memory module with (for example) Micron-identified ICs, a 3rd party circuit board, and a Kingston ID/warranty label.
I believe that Apple sold RAM carries their standard 1 year accessory warranty and/or would be covered under AppleCare if you have it. Most 3rd party memory is either warranted by the manufacturer (like Crucial) or seller (i.e. OWC buys modules, slaps their own label on them, and provides their own warranty).
If you insist on getting modules similar to what Apple buys, Crucial typically sells Micron (as their retail division) and some retailers have fully-branded Samsung modules. Most of the other 1st tier memory manufacturers don't seem to sell a whole lot that ends up in direct retail channels. They seem to prefer selling their modules directly to OEMs and their ICs to memory assemblers (Kingston for example).

Memory errors on 2011 mac pro

I am getting a lot of "memory" errors lately. I thought it was mostly limited to my 2004 Microsoft office suite – mostly Entourage – (yeah, I know, but my company hates to spend money on anything let alone upgrades to the current decade) running on my brand new Mac Pro with a ton of memory.
Today, though, I got a "not enough memory/cannot save" error in my newly upgraded FlexiPro 8.5 software. This error message is new.
Add it to the Entourage and Powerpoint problems, the fact that Adobe CS2 has its own issues, and it becomes an incredibly frustrating way to work.
Yesterday, I ran Disk Utility and it told me to startup from the installation disk and then repair. I repaired my hard drive with Disk Utility, started up from the system installation disk. It claimed to have repaired the problem it was having then. But... I am not getting any relief from the seemingly random error messages today.
2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Zeon
3 GB 1066 MHz DDR3
1TB hard drive
OS 10.6.7
Anyone???

Well, 3GB of memory is almost enough to boot and run a program, but other than that, anemia and starvation.
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Reading system memory usage
As for errors, you are talking about parity or other errors, System Profile: Memory, then run AHT and Rember.
Depending on what you do and run, even 6-8GB RAM should be absolutely minimum, with 16-32GB, and for CS 5.x 24GB.
Older applications one problem is they have to emulate PowerPC code via Rosetta which eats up 2GB or more of overhead. Throw in Safari which is a memory hog and some others.
Take a look at /var/vm and the pageouts and swap files from Activity Monitor, though having zero pageouts or low is not a pure indication of having 'enough' for performance.

Memory for the "New" Mac Pro ???

I have a 2 x 2.66 Dual-core. I've had it for about a week. I found out about the new macs and realized I ordered mine a day before they released the new ones. I called and was told I could return. My question is I just purchased 4 gigs of ram for my 2.66 Dual Core. Is it the same memory???
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Yes, memory always has to obey the "lowest slowest" common speeds (and lucky it works probably).
I expect vendors to just phase out 667MHz in favor of dual 667/800 the way they have in the past when DDR and DDR2 moved to faster standard, and backward compatible.

Has AE CS6 fixed the memory handling problems on Mac?

I'm disgusted with the poor performance of AE CS5.5 on Mac. The memory handing is primitive. Cinema4D is smooth, and just works. In AE CS5.5, I render at 50% and quarter resolution and I still can't get 30 fps. I have a Mac Pro with 32 GB RAM (yes, 32 GB RAM) and AE still stutters and crawls. Why should I dick around with memory allocations? I've tried all combinations of multiple frame renders and not. C4D just works with no dicking around with preferences (you know, unlike MS DOS...), so competent memory processing is possible on the Mac platoform.
Anyone see any improvement with CS6 on Mac?
Any info gratefully received.

Chaning screen resolutions is not necessary once I set up a workstation. You are stretching the concept of "configuring". The configuring you mentioned earlier is doing something like grekking your /unix/-r--f-s-t\\wini.ininini.config.sys files. Such is not required on a Mac. That's the actual point of a Mac. It's the same reason that I need not know how to rewire the phone closet jumpers in order to make a long-distance phone call: it's not my job. It's the job of OS and program makers to hide such behind-the-scenes fiddling.
The rest of your remarks amount to "dismantle your advanced workstation so it dumbs down enough so that AE works." Suggesting I use only one screen so AE works is absolute nonsense. I need 3 screens for my current project (cutting and pasting between 4 spreadsheet files). Further, every other non-Adobe program works with no problems on my current configuration: C4d, RealFlow, Vue xStream, Parallels, Dictate, and even MS Excel. Ergo, its AE that's the problem, not my "configuration". Nor is it Quicktime components that's the problem. Nothing esle has a problem with QT. Once upon a time AE worked flawlessly on my Mac. In recent years, it has become problematic. When Adobe added Almighty Flash capabilities to AE (and who in their right mind uses Flash as a source file format?), QT and AIFF stopped working in the timeline. Huh? AIFF which pre-dates AE? QT which works on everything else? Look, Ma, no QA or beta testing.
I am looking for rational suggestions as to why AE doesn't work on my Mac. A third-party clipboard utility, perhaps? Reasonable. Multiple screens? Not reasonable.
Can anyone esle shed light on poor Adobe programming?
PS: Mylenium, if you don't use a Mac, why do you leap to AE's defence and offer advice on how to trouble-shoot Macs?

¿Que ocupa la memoria 'otros' en mi mac?

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