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Macbook to 8gb of ram?

jpross123

jpross123

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I have a mid 2010 Macbook and I was wanting to upgrade it to 8gb of ram. Has anyone done this? Apple says that it can only support 4gb, but it has the same motherboard as a Macbook pro which can support 8gb.

Thanks
 
jpross123 said:
I have a mid 2010 Macbook and I was wanting to upgrade it to 8gb of ram. Has anyone done this? Apple says that it can only support 4gb, but it has the same motherboard as a Macbook pro which can support 8gb.

Thanks
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Go to Crucial's Website and select your exact model of system. It will show you the maximum amount of memory that is supported, even if it's more than Apple's officially published information.

And I somehow doubt your MacBook has the same system board as a MacBook Pro. For one thing, the MacBook doesn't have Firewire, the Pro does. And I think the same is true about an SD card slot.
 
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Hmm. Interesting. I need to look into this now
 
Ok, thanks you guys, really 4gb is enough, but I will be running Photoshop and Indesign so I think I might need to upgrade to 8gb for S&G.
 
jpross123 said:
I have a mid 2010 Macbook and I was wanting to upgrade it to 8gb of ram. Has anyone done this? Apple says that it can only support 4gb, but it has the same motherboard as a Macbook pro which can support 8gb.

Thanks
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You can find specs on all Apple products, including maximum RAM:
 
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