I'm new to Apples. What companies have the best memory for Macs? I just dont want to buy parts that might be good for Dells but not so hot in a mac. Thanks guys.
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Buy your RAM from third party sites such as Newegg.com.
You will need 200-pin PC5300/PC5400 DDR2 SODIMM 667 MHz RAM. -
Crucial's always good, as is Corsair. Some good RAM prices over at macsales.com too. For something a bit more inexpensive, check out G.SKILL; good prices, but works very well, and I know lots of MacBook and iMac owners using G.SKILL memory with no problems.
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rams are very expensive but with my employee discount i get a $120 ram for $30
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It does not get much better than this. $25 rebate no less. Get two and never look back.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148087 -
This is the correct specs??
Crucial 2GB 200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300) -
I'd just like to point out that when I had a macbook, kingston value ram worked pretty well for me.
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Make sure you check if its 1x2 GB, or 2x1 GB. As in, is it two RAM sticks with 1 GB each to equal 2 GB, or is it one RAM stick that has 2 GB on it. -
The link I posted is a single 2 gig stick. If you get 2 of them you will have 4gig....for $66 plus shipping (after rebate). While you may not need 4gig today at that price it cant hurt.
If you run Par/vmware to do any VM's you will use it. -
Do remember that older models of Macs do not support 4GB RAM.
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The Core Duo MacBook supports 2 GB of RAM, the Core 2 Duo MacBook supported 3 GB of RAM, and the newest Santa Rosa-platform MacBooks support 4 GB. -
Good Memory for new MacBook?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by transburgh, Jan 11, 2008.