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But your limit of 4gb ram will prevent you from installing allot of mods, so you can use same amount of mods in the 32bit version, than if you use the 64bit version.
However why dont you read on the internet about "ramdisks"... that is a virtual "fake" ram that run on your harddrive or usb drive. So if you have 4 gb real ram, then you can make example 12gb of ram that run on your harddisk so you get 16 ram in total. With other words you can give your computer more RAM without buying more ram in a shop.
ramdisk is however more slow than real ram, but i do not think you will feel much of a difference in ksp.
this is how you do it..: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tG9LiKrHwkk
:c the ddr3 ram i need for my laptop is like $120
It sure aint going to hurt anything.
I wouldn't recomend craming the skies with tons of stations and satalites though.
My macbook
2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Intel Iris 1536 MB
I can't answer that with confidence but this might
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204349
Thats Apples official website
:c My HP Probook 430 (G1) at 1.6 GHz with intel graphics family card runs like a potato.