I'm not screaming for more RAM on my current MBPro yet, but I can already feel a squeeze with only 8GB. And while 8GB of RAM might have seemed like a lot yesterday, today it is Apple's standard. My MBAir had a 256GB SSD and if I hadn't used my SD Card slot as additional storage I don't think I could have managed.and I didn't have the entire Adobe suite installed.
I generally worked with Adobe's products at home with my 22" external display.Īdobe Suite on a 128GB SSD is something I don't want to consider. Premiere on 13" display? Only to view footage. When I was relying on Adobe products, on the road I often used my iPad as a second display to put the pallets on. A 13" display and the Adobe interface don't get along well. Hardware consideration before new or additional software, & means to use it are first.Ĭan your computer handle Adobe CS? Well, yes.but. Much has been unsaid, but the storage/SSD seems small for those plus macOS apps.Īnd there should also be some free work-space for virtual memory on even an SSD. For some tasks, a more sturdy macbook/pro or desktop mac is best. Repository for additional applications should the internal storage be too small.Įxternal storage with fast data connection (external should have power supply) mayīe an answer.
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This idea may require due consideration and an upgrade to enable use of external as How large are those programs? What is their load on the CPU and GPU? How full is theĬapacity of the storage drive now? Before you add stuff, these are potential issues.Ĭould be you may put too much at stake I suggest you research possible use of theseĪdditional applications on an external drive, where they won't load internal hard drive? There are some considerations before you get and load more into the drive of your Mac.
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