I was speaking with a rep over at Kensignton about ram for the MacPro late 2013 and the sales rep told me I could run 2 64 dimes in my Mac Pro for a total of 128 Gigs total. The rep assured me that Apple approved of this type of upgrade in Ram.
Can anyone help and confirm this for me?
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5)
I have never seen 64 GB modules
OWC sell 32 GB modules that have been tested
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/Mac-Pro-Memory#1866-memory
although Apple only says 16 GB modules max
Looks like that is correct:
| Maximum Memory | 128 GB (Actual) 64 GB (Apple) |
|---|---|
| Memory Slots | 4 - 240-pin PC3-14900 (1866 MHz) DDR3 ECC SDRAM |
I'm not sure about doing that with only two modules. I would think you have to use four 32 GB modules for a 128 GB total.
You should not have to become a memory expert to buy memory for your Mac.
Buy from a Vendor who is already an expert, and assures you:
"It works in your Mac,
or your money Back."
If the folks you are dealing with cannot give you this assurance, you are not yet dealing with the right Vendor.
Also, since Apple stops its support at far smaller numbers, the Vendor IS the entity providing the support for these stretched configurations.
¿can they provide the support you need ?
Kensington 128 Gigs of Ram for late 13 MacPro
