Additional RAM?

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I already have a 1GB Stick or DDR2 667Mhz in my MBP but wanted to add another 1GB, can anyone recommend where to buy (in the UK) and are Crucial and Kingston good brands to go for (ie- are their RAM chips reliable)?
 
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yea those are both very reliable, unfortuantely im not sure where to buy from in the UK, so ill leave that for someone else. goodluck!
 
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What about Corsair RAM I have seen them sold on a few places?

[edit] How many pins does the RAM chip I need have just to make sure I have the right one?
 
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try g-skill ram from newegg
 
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I have found a place called www.scan.co.uk which are very good and very competitive prices. They have 1GB Corsair RAM for my MBP for around £60.


Does anyone have or know where I can get a guide to fit the RAM into the MBP- I could only find instructions for the Macbook on the Apple website?
 
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It is very easy to fit the new stick in. The instructions are actually in the "Help" on your MBP. Do a search on Spotlight. The install should only take you a couple minutes. Trust me...if I can do it in under 5 minutes (I am totally a non geek), you can do it quicker! :)
 
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it's also in your MBP user manual :)

it is reaally easy
 
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it's in the user manual that came with your mbp. do you want the page, too??
 
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ShillAT said:
try g-skill ram from newegg

I just picked up a gig of that for my 17" MBP and it works great. Plus it's a killer price!
 
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looks like it probably would, but you should get g-skill (cheaper!!!) from newegg.
 

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