Si instalo CS6 standard en una mac pro, Es imperativo tener 8GB en RAM? Por que?

Actualmente tengo 3 GB y pienso subir solo a 6GB en RAM. Me pueden dar un argumento valido para poner los 8 GB que dice adobe en su página oficial para CS6.
Gracias a todos

Nadie te obliga, ni te limita o impide la instalación si no los tienes.
Seguramente ya habrás comprobado que lo puedes instalar sin problemas!
Incluso si abres una aplicación también funcionará con poco más de 1GB de RAM.
Ahora bien, qué ocurre cuando los trabajos son varios y muy grandes, que necesitan más RAM, si necesita usar mucho tiempo y muchas veces como memoria virtual el disco duro, irá despacio.
Qué ocurrira cuando además abras varias aplicaciones a la vez, que necesita mas RAM?
Por esas razones Adobe recomienda o sugiere disponer de 6GB de RAM, y posiblemente, a no mucho tardar, lo subirá a 8 GB.
(Las aplicaciones de forma individual seguirán funcionando con más o menos la misma cantidad de memoria necesaria actualmente.)
El precio de la memoria RAM, es actualmente muy bajo, aunque para tipos de memoria antiguos quizás no tanto, existen marcas/fabricantes de memoria totalmente compatibles con los sistemas de Apple, no tienes que comprarla en las tiendas o servicios técnicos de la marca.
Cuando se adquiere un ordenador nuevo, o no mucho después conviene instalar toda la memoria que pudiendose pagar creas vayas a necesitar ahora y en un futuro próximo.
Los MacBook Pro, salvo el modelo más pequeño, traen de serie 8GB de RAM.
Cúal es la diferencia de comprar 3 ó 5GB?
Quizás es por que tienes 3 módulos de 1GB, en una placa con 4 sockets?, y o bien pones uno más de 1GB, o quitas 1 de 1GB y colocas 2 de 2GB, porque si no tendrías que poner 4 de 2GB y "tirar" los 3 de 1GB?
Mi consejo es que compres (si puedes) 2 de 4GB y te olvides de los que tienes (aunque aún puedes incluir 2 de GB para tener 10GB en total).
Acuerdate de tener en cada uno de los 2 bancos la misma cantidad de memora para que trabaje en modo dual.

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