24 Oct 2008 at 20:28 #1 Gman Gman Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 4,921 Anyone got one of the new macbook pro's and bought some extra RAM via overclockers? if so which ram did you get and is it quite easy to change on the new Mac book pro ?
Anyone got one of the new macbook pro's and bought some extra RAM via overclockers? if so which ram did you get and is it quite easy to change on the new Mac book pro ?
25 Oct 2008 at 00:14 #2 b0rn2sk8 b0rn2sk8 Soldato Joined 9 Mar 2003 Posts 16,667 The new ones need DDR3 the stuff on ocuk is DDR2. iFixit have posted a guide on how to do it, looks simple enough. You can stick in a max of 4GB it seems. http://www.macrumors.com/2008/10/24/new-macbook-pro-does-not-support-8gb-ram-for-now/
The new ones need DDR3 the stuff on ocuk is DDR2. iFixit have posted a guide on how to do it, looks simple enough. You can stick in a max of 4GB it seems. http://www.macrumors.com/2008/10/24/new-macbook-pro-does-not-support-8gb-ram-for-now/
25 Oct 2008 at 13:13 #3 J1234 J1234 Soldato Joined 16 Oct 2005 Posts 13,793 The OcUK stuff is 667Mhz and the new MBP has 1066Mhz, the 1066Mhz is quite rare at the moment though, quite expensive too. But extra RAM is always good in any Mac, OS X does love RAM.
The OcUK stuff is 667Mhz and the new MBP has 1066Mhz, the 1066Mhz is quite rare at the moment though, quite expensive too. But extra RAM is always good in any Mac, OS X does love RAM.
25 Oct 2008 at 15:25 #4 Gman Gman Soldato OP Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 4,921 cheers guys will leave it for a bit then untill the right ram is better available. Seems fast enough at the moment in both OSX and Vista.
cheers guys will leave it for a bit then untill the right ram is better available. Seems fast enough at the moment in both OSX and Vista.