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I only have 16 GB of RAM in my computer, but since I want to run AI's I want to have more ram is there a way I can take it apart and add more RAM or replace the ram that is in there with more.
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The RAM is fixed on the board and cannot easily be replaced or upgraded. Take a look at this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVLeQcQf... to show you the process. It is an expert job to pull off successfully!
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Firstt check that your RAM is upgradeable or soldered. If your computer has RAM slots available, you can add more RAM or replace existing one.
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On this model the RAM is soldered to the board and requires specialist work to do anything there.
@lucytaylor - Sadly this series has soldered on RAM directly on the SoC processor carrier. It is Very Delicate procedure and not really practical when getting a replacement system is more likely a cheaper option (used within the same series).
Sadly I can't show you the RAM chips as they are hidden under the SoC's heat sink in all of the images I can find. The YouTube vid Livefe posted only shows the Flash chips (NAND) only being upgraded which is much easier!
@danj On Apple silicon M chips the RAM is also part of the CPU?
@livfe - Well yes! Here it's on a substrate board the SoC share (not a CPU). This is a different architecture than Intel or AMD. There we are talking ARM which combines quite a lot of the logic into the one chip.
@livfe If RAM is soldered you can’t upgrade or replace it. you can do one thing use virtual memory
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Go with @livfe's answer if you don't know how to solder. Don't create the risk of breaking a component when you try to upgrade your MacBook's RAM if you don't know how to solder. But if you do know how to solder, you could at least try.
Theo Grefalda さんによる
@Theo Grefalda Is there someone that I could send it to to do it?
Because I know how to solder but I do not trust my self enough.
Maverick さんによる
@madfish89 There is a microsolderer, which is a person that can solder extremely small soldering points. I think that iFixit has microsoldering classes, last time I checked. There is also the robot arm, which can place in those RAM chips (if there are any) with extreme precision. Then there is whole motherboard replacements. You will have to back up your info in the last one if you are willing to replace a whole motherboard. I have a 2012 MacBook Pro that has the Intel Core I5 and the same amount of ram as you do, and it does perfectly fine with the AI.
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