Hi all,
I have a MBP Mid 2010 with 4g mem ddr3 1066.
I tried to install 8g but ddr 1333 and didnt work.
But I put one old memory 2g ddr3 1066 with one new 4g ddr3 1333 and its work.
is there an bios update or something like that that I can use the two new memory 4g ddr3 1333, I know if that works, mbp uses 1066 and not 1333 speed, but its ok.
Anyone can help me???
tks!
MacBook Pro 2010-OTHER, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
Simple. Put the memory that is spec for your MBP. No bios (this is not a pc). Use what the specs require. 1033 won't make anything go faster.
thanks for answer... but i`ve bought a wrong memory... my intention is not to use the memory into 1333 speed, but into 1066. I think its possible... but I didn`t find a solution yet. sorry my english
Use the memory that meets the spec. Return the wrong memory and get the right chips. I hope you understand my English.
thanks again Sig.
I'm trying to change the memory with the vendor... but if I could change the bios settings, to change the max speed for the memory slots, these memorys will work fine, only it'll run in 1066 (thats not a problem for me).
Looking into the net, I've found some people modifying the bios settings, but its necessary to install windows, and I don't want it... So, if you or anyone knows how to change the memory speed settings I 'll be very thankfull.
MBP Mid 2010 memory question
