Hi,
I've got a MacBook Pro 13" late 2011 and I'd like to upgrade the RAM to 8Gb.
I know there's a kit provided by Apple itself, but I think it's too much expensive ;
Is it another solution to upgrade my RAM without invalidating my warranty?? Can I upgrade the Ram by my self? (My one-year warranty ends in November)
Thankyou in advance
Federico
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
How many of you actually need 1TB on your internal drive? And why wouldn't you spend your money something you need, or to save it for some other reason. $2,500 is pretty f reaking steep for a drive...
don't worry - i agree with you.....
i have 768GB in my other Macbook - but that's the Retina edition.....
I'm sure you didnt drop 2 and 1/2 grand on it 😝
MacMan240 wrote:
I'm sure you didnt drop 2 and 1/2 grand on it 😝
My Retina cost me $4K......
People add what is deemed necessary. External drives are just that -- external. "Portable" can be undone by "external" storage.
Instead of mocking those who make decisions based on their perceived (and very possibly valid) needs, I simply want them to not over-spend themselves into the welfare rolls.
Unless I am paying for their food because they spent too much on an SSD, I leave them to their choice. Something that comes with having others leave me to my own decisions for more than 2 years of exposure to adults.
Well, I'm leaving this decision in God's hands.
Every Sunday I buy a lottery ticket. If a prize ever lands that takes care of me & my descendants cares & worries and there's STILL 25 Benjamins left over, a terabyter it will be.
Courcoul wrote:
Well, I'm leaving this decision in God's hands.
Every Sunday I buy a lottery ticket. If a prize ever lands that takes care of me & my descendants cares & worries and there's STILL 25 Benjamins left over, a terabyter it will be.
Godspeed, sir.
i meant the storage not the device but whatever.
RAM UPGRADE
