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First time Mac User!! I just recently purchased a 2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo 17" MacBook Pro with 2 Gb of ram. My question is...i am going to be running a lot of 3d Visualization Software and I wanted to upgrade my Ram from 2gb to 4gb.
My question is... is the 2gb of ram in my laptop two 1gb sticks? if so do i need to purchase (2) 2gb of ram sticks to make it 4gb?? thanks! Aliveamongdead |
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go to the applications--> utilities --> system profiler then click on memory. It will tell you how many sticks you have and if you have any open bays.
With that being said I believe Mac Pros come with two 1 gb sticks. So you will have to get two 2 gb sticks to get up to a total of 4gb If you decide to go up to 4 gb i would recommend that you get your new memory from a third party and not apple as it much much cheaper. I personally use crucial. |
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Here I strongly suggest this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820211200 It is said to work with the MBP. It is an excellent price for 4GB and comes with a 1gb flash drive "The forums are not only a place to have questions answered, they are a place to be part of a community..." |
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hi folks,
my pro 17" ships tomorrow with 2GB of memory. as a new apple convert, I have just started looking over this forum, and have gleaned so much info., and here is another. there was no way I was going to pay $700 for an extra 2GB of memory from apple. I just ordered 4GB from crucial for a fantastic price...wow.....thanks for the info. everyone.this forum makes it easy for us new mac users to avoid pitfalls, and get it right the first time. |
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can you suggest a site where me/we can sell our old ram too?
I would have no use for 2 extra 1gb sticks "The forums are not only a place to have questions answered, they are a place to be part of a community..." |
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actually i dont know id sell it to a friend or maybe you can include it in your sig. and someone can p.m. you if they are interested.
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