timswim78 macrumors 6502a Original poster Dec 22, 2006 #1 Seems like a great deal to me! I'd buy it if I had one of the aforementioned computers. http://www.outpost.com/entry?site=op:mfe031406&sku=4815980
Seems like a great deal to me! I'd buy it if I had one of the aforementioned computers. http://www.outpost.com/entry?site=op:mfe031406&sku=4815980
timswim78 macrumors 6502a Original poster Dec 22, 2006 #3 Max Payne said: This is PC4200. Macs use PC5300. Click to expand... I thought that Mac's could run PC4200. Maybe just a little slower. Am I wrong?
Max Payne said: This is PC4200. Macs use PC5300. Click to expand... I thought that Mac's could run PC4200. Maybe just a little slower. Am I wrong?
Karpfish macrumors 6502a Dec 22, 2006 #5 I have that G.skill in my macbook and had it in my iMac before i sold the iMac. Worked great.
drison macrumors regular Dec 22, 2006 #6 G.skill Karpfish said: I have that G.skill in my macbook and had it in my iMac before i sold the iMac. Worked great. Click to expand... I have the same in my iMac and works great, although I paid $79 a piece from Newegg only a few months ago.
G.skill Karpfish said: I have that G.skill in my macbook and had it in my iMac before i sold the iMac. Worked great. Click to expand... I have the same in my iMac and works great, although I paid $79 a piece from Newegg only a few months ago.
iW00t macrumors 68040 Dec 22, 2006 #7 timswim78 said: I thought that Mac's could run PC4200. Maybe just a little slower. Am I wrong? Click to expand... They do work, but the rest of your mac will run that bit slower to go with the slow ram.
timswim78 said: I thought that Mac's could run PC4200. Maybe just a little slower. Am I wrong? Click to expand... They do work, but the rest of your mac will run that bit slower to go with the slow ram.
M mark2288 macrumors regular Dec 24, 2006 #8 so if i want to go to 2 gigs from 1 gig, should i go for the slower, but cheaper ram or buy 2 sticks from newegg for my MBP?
so if i want to go to 2 gigs from 1 gig, should i go for the slower, but cheaper ram or buy 2 sticks from newegg for my MBP?
iW00t macrumors 68040 Dec 24, 2006 #9 mark2288 said: so if i want to go to 2 gigs from 1 gig, should i go for the slower, but cheaper ram or buy 2 sticks from newegg for my MBP? Click to expand... You spent so much more buying a model current MBP, it deserves the correct ram to run at its full potential.
mark2288 said: so if i want to go to 2 gigs from 1 gig, should i go for the slower, but cheaper ram or buy 2 sticks from newegg for my MBP? Click to expand... You spent so much more buying a model current MBP, it deserves the correct ram to run at its full potential.
interlaced macrumors 6502a Dec 24, 2006 #10 I bought this a few months back when they had it on sale for $159. Worked great.
M mark2288 macrumors regular Dec 24, 2006 #11 guess i'll go with that patriot kit that interlaced brought up.