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Hi,

Shopping for new RAM and am not sure what to get, especially in regards to the number of pins. I see 200 and 204 are most common, but can't seem to find what mine is.

I have a macbook pro 15"
intel core 2 duo
2.33 GHz
667 mhz

I have 2 gig and can go to 3, I know I take one of the 1 gig ones and replace it with a 2 gig one. But like I said, there are different pin numbers. If you have a suggestion on brand too, that's great.

Thanks.

George

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Your MBP takes 200 pin RAM. Visit Apple MacBook Pro Memory, Hard Drive upgrades, Installation Guides for 15" and 17" model Core 2 Duo 2.16GHz, 2.2GHz, 2.4GHz, 2.5GHz, and 2.6GHz. and then choose the amount of RAM and vendor and you'll be all set..

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I just got RAM from OWC - It was the cheaper stuff from NuRam. I've only had it in for the last 3 days but my machine is running great. I am not getting into swap even with a windows virtual machine running. OWC is very good about telling you what fits in your specific Mac - good suggestion by Raz0rEdge, plus the price is pretty competitive.
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