Correct memory upgrade?

I will be replacing the memory myself via apples guide to installing memory. I am doubling my macbooks current 2X1GB, to 2X2GB. The memory im looking at purchasing is in the link that follows, and i would need 2 chips of 2GB RAM each. Is this the right memory for my machine? My specs are in the other link below. Thanks in advance, Hooch.

Memory in question: http://www.memorydepot.com/SOD1066NS3C72GBN.htm

My specs: http://www.everymac.com/systems/app...-13-polycarbonate-unibody-mid-2010-specs.html

simsaladimbamba said:

Yes, that is the correct memory, but since only one 2 GB module costs that much, you can get 8 GB (two 4 GB modules) for less than the two 2 GB modules via the shop you linked to.

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i thought 8 was too much. 4 is max.
i dont want to mess up my machine.

simsaladimbamba said:

You linked to the specs of your machine, and as you can see there, the maximum RAM it supports is 8 GB.

And if you only want to go to 4 GB, best to buy a kit of two 2 GB sticks.

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okay so its best if i order 2X4GB right?

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simsaladimbamba said:

You linked to the specs of your machine, and as you can see there, the maximum RAM it supports is 8 GB.

And if you only want to go to 4 GB, best to buy a kit of two 2 GB sticks.

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and for the small amount of money to upgrade to max, i might as well

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so this kit should do the trick?

http://www.memorydepot.com/MICRONSOD8G8500KIT.htm

simsaladimbamba said:

Yes, choose one of the kits I linked to. Crucial, GSkill and Corsair and almost any other kit is more than okay. Kingston too. Just get one with a good warranty.

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Probably, but is 20 USD more expensive.

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im in Canada so it doesnt matter much the dollar is so close lol

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simsaladimbamba said:

Yes, choose one of the kits I linked to. Crucial, GSkill and Corsair and almost any other kit is more than okay. Kingston too. Just get one with a good warranty.

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Probably, but is 20 USD more expensive.

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ill probably go with the Mircon. it has lifetime warranty