Aceca Posted May 16, 2010 Share Posted May 16, 2010 When the home iMac got zapped by a mains surge, The need to replace the fried HD and RAM meant that I took the opportunity to instal a better hard disk (bigger, faster, double cache size) and max out the RAM. Here's the question; Does it really sound better (with iTunes) and if so, why does it sound better?? I hesitated to believe it at first, and remain moderately skeptical, but other who have heard it all report, unprompted, the same improvements. Cleaner sounding and a sense of greater power, body and control. My neighbour asked if I had upgrade with bigger amps! I think it has to do with the Mac being out of commission for a while and then re-aquainting oneself with already good sound, which explains my reaction, but not that of friends and neighbours. What do you think? Can these upgrades improve the sound quality? Link to comment
Mr.C Posted May 20, 2010 Share Posted May 20, 2010 Ram can improve sound by decreasing the system's use of virtual memory which is slower and forces the hardrive to work really hard. Link to comment
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