I have an early Macbook Pro 13" (2011) w/ a 2.7Ghtz Processor and 4GB 1333 of DDR3 Ram and I'm wanting to upgrade to 8GB of ram or more if possible. It's showing it's not available for my machine when I looked on the apple site. Does this mean I'm stuck w/ what I have? I would hope that I can upgrade my ram on my laptop instead of having to buy a whole new computer. Any pros out there that can help what I think is a simple question to you experienced Mac guys.
Buy RAM from a source such as OWC or Crucial. Your computer can accept 16GB total.
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Buy RAM from a source such as OWC or Crucial. Your computer can accept 16GB total.
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It is capable of:
| Maximum Memory | 16 GB (Actual) 8 GB (Apple) |
|---|---|
| Memory Slots | 2 - 204-pin PC-10600 (1333 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM |
Good sources for memory are:
Hi there, iBleed --
You will be unbelieveably thrilled with 8 GB. With 16 GB, you may pass out from joy.
I got mine from OWC, and followed their video as to how to install it. Piece of cake.
Thanks everyone! Much appreciated! I knew it was a simple question that you pros would comment on quickly. I've owned my Macbook Pro since 2011. When I was deployed to Guantanamo it seemed that everyone in my company owned a Macbook Pro and they LOVED them. I had wanted one for a while and when I got home. I had the coin to do so. I'll never own another windows pc as long as I live. You guys ROCK! \m/
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Yay!
Need more than 4GB of RAM Macbook
