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Old May 2, 2006, 07:32 PM   #1
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17" MBP Ram questions...

I hope someone can help me out with this one.

Since the 17" MBP comes with 1GB ram standard, is it using both banks (512mbx2) or just one (1GBx1)?

Also, I have a 1GB SODIMM DDR667mhz ram from my 17" Intel iMac, will this one work in the MBP?

Thanks.
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Old May 2, 2006, 07:38 PM   #2
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Click the apple, then about this mac. Then click more info. Then click memory on the left. Then look at the slots on the right and see if there's RAM in both or just one.
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The MacBook comes with 1x1GB SODIMM.

I'll leave the other question to somebody who knows for sure.

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Old May 2, 2006, 07:47 PM   #4
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The iMac Core Duo, the Mini Intel and the MacBook Pros all use the same RAM.

According to the Apple Store, the 1 x 1 Gb is standard, but you can drop the price by $100 by choosing 2 x 512. 'Course, then you're kinda pooched for upgrading, but there you go.

I predict a rash of sellers advertising "MacBook Pro 17" $100 off Apple's Price!!!" and then supplying the 2 x 512 configuration. Bah.
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The iMac Core Duo, the Mini Intel and the MacBook Pros all use the same RAM.

According to the Apple Store, the 1 x 1 Gb is standard, but you can drop the price by $100 by choosing 2 x 512. 'Course, then you're kinda pooched for upgrading, but there you go.

I predict a rash of sellers advertising "MacBook Pro 17" $100 off Apple's Price!!!" and then supplying the 2 x 512 configuration. Bah.
And I predict a rash of people complaining about something (issue or not).
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And I predict a rash of people complaining about something (issue or not).
I know you're not getting smart with CanadaRAM. Shutup foo' 'fore Mr T. jumps out and pounds you.
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Thanks for the info guys.

I don't have the 17" MBP yet, so that's why I was unsure how Apple did the ram configuration.

As soon as they are available at the local Apple Store, I'm getting one. I was told they would have some in by the 5th.
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I know you're not getting smart with CanadaRAM. Shutup foo' 'fore Mr T. jumps out and pounds you.
No, I was pointing out that people are going to bitch and moan about the 17" just as much as they did/do about the 15"
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I hope someone can help me out with this one.

Since the 17" MBP comes with 1GB ram standard, is it using both banks (512mbx2) or just one (1GBx1)?

Also, I have a 1GB SODIMM DDR667mhz ram from my 17" Intel iMac, will this one work in the MBP?

Thanks.
1GB stick standard, the ram from your iMac i Doubt will work the iMac and MBP take two difference sized ram
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1GB stick standard, the ram from your iMac i Doubt will work the iMac and MBP take two difference sized ram
Read it again -- the OP has the intel iMac CoreDuo model. They take the same RAM as the MacBook Pro.
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