Hey all,
Ive seen people debate the heck out of this one but I just want to be sure I get the memory that has the least amount of issues on a Mac mini Late 2012 Model.
Should I go and purchase Musking, Crucial or the OWA that I see on sale on Macsales.com?
Thanks guys.
SG
Some folks would disagree, but I've always had a good experience dealing with OWC.
I've bought optical drives, cables and RAM from OWC and have NEVER had a problem. They'll make darned sure you're ONLY getting what you need. I almost bought the wrong SuperDrive for my iMac G5, and they held my order until I replied to an email confirming my choice. It turned out I was wrong and they shipped me the right one.
Being as Macs are particular about RAM, they won't sell you the wrong DIMMs. I was just looking a Crucial's site, and thr SAME 16Gb set they were selling for $129 last month was $169 today. Ridiculous! I got it at Amazon for $129, and they shipped it free. Shop around. 🙂
I have bought RAM from this company for many years. They give you a lifetime warranty.
You should compare prices and warranties.
Personally, I have had very good luck with Corsair.
They produce a line of Mac specific RAM and usually
buy it from Newegg, but of course you could get it
direct from Corsair. The only reason I get from Newegg
is that it is usually part of a larger order.
I have only use Crucial "certified for Mac" for years and no issues. The latest Apple products are very sensitive to RAM design/manufactures so be careful.
Is OWC the recommended brand for a memory upgrade?
