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Carlos Conti
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Hi there,

I am thinking of buying a second-hand computer to essay iOS Development for iPhones/iPads, and my question is wether this computer would be enough, should I simply get installed an OS VirtualMachine and program there, or should I definetely go for a more powerful computer?

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Many thanks for your insights.

Carlos.



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Should be. More memory would make it more responsive if the system can accept more memory.

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2GB is definitely on the low side for serious development work. The processor should be good, though.

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In case we had the chance to increase the RAM memory up to its top capacity (4Gb), do you think it would still be unsufficient?
Many thanks again.

Carlos.
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4 GB should be fine.
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Cool. Thans for answering quickly.

Regards,Carlos.
 
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