Unified memory on MacBooks

Sam_00 wrote:

I’m aware that apple has a 16gb ram (unified memory) option on the MacBook Air M2, however I see that this option is only available in certain countries, could someone please give me a list of which countries sell the 16gb option

Thank you

All of the stock models of the M2 MacBook Air come with only 8 GB of RAM.

So if you want 16 GB or 24 GB, the key is usually to custom-order from the online Apple Store. I don't know how their product offerings vary by country. The easiest way to see whether 16 GB is a custom-order option in. your country is to go to the Apple Web site and see for yourself (without pushing the final button to place an order).

Some retailers like B&H Photo Video sell Macs with more than the 'stock' amount of RAM. You'd need to contact them to find out if they sell to countries other than the U.S., and if they are Authorized Apple Resellers there.

zamin145 wrote:

Please give me gb

Nobody can "give [you] gb."

Whatever amount of RAM an Apple Silicon Mac had when you bought it, is the amount that of RAM that Mac will have forever. The RAM is soldered in and there are no sockets into which you can install more.

This is why is a good idea to order an Apple Silicon Mac with as much RAM as you will need – even if you have to custom-order the configuration you want from the online Apple Store.

Please give me gb