Well that is Stadia today versus what services like it are going to be 10 years from now when 5G will be mature and yielding to 6G (which is right now in the "agree on specifications so we can start designing prototype hardware to implement it" stage). Well look at the hardware and software on your iPhone 12 or iPad Pro and compare. Remember how brutal the first batch of cloud, web and mobile software and hardware was in the mid-2000s? This includes iPhone which launched with a Samsung CPU, 128 MB of RAM and no app store. It's an investment, and probably a wise one. Because of that, we'd caution against any sort of modification like this unless you're prepared to waste your money.īecause of the speed and performance benefits of the M1, it's much more advisable just to upgrade the RAM and SSD space at the time of purchase.
Make any mistakes here and you'll end up with a dead Mac and no avenue for getting it fixed. That becomes more of a problem when you consider that de-soldering and soldering the DRAM and NAND chips requires a good amount of skill, precision, and patience. More importantly, any modifications of this nature will instantly void your warranty. And, this all assumes that you or somebody you know has the skill to do it. You'll also need to shell out money for a soldering station. Of course, just because some engineers managed to pull it off doesn't mean you should try it at home.įor one, it's nearly impossible to purchase the DRAM and NAND chips you'd need for this procedure at the consumer level. The exact details about the upgrade are scarce, but roughly translated Chinese text in the post touts the apparent success and claims that "victory belongs to those who adapt." While the process involved de-soldering the existing chips and adding the new components, it apparently didn't require any firmware modifications. Reportedly, the engineers completed the feat using a soldering station to install DRAM memory chips and NAND flash memory chips.
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