Why dont you show how much power is on the chip in the tech? i want to know the power not what kind of chip it is. i dont even feel like getting an iphone because of this anymore. i dont care about screen i want power of phone...

why dont you?

I agree with Kurt; your question makes little sense. What sort of "power" are you referring to?
And please note that you are not communicating with Apple when you post in these forums. We're all just fellow users here.
Regards.

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TuningPeg wrote:
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Buyig rams fr A vendor and not fr apple to use on A mac.
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the time it take to get from 1 memory to the other it go CRASH CRASH.
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LOCAL VENDOR.
NOT MAC.
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EIGHTER GO TO APPLE.
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from Germany

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