Does this works on a late 2011 13 low end?
View attachment 344546
Those heat spreaders might give you some trouble
Does this works on a late 2011 13 low end?
View attachment 344546
It can be due to 16GB (2x8GB) Mushkin DDR3 (PC12800) 1600Mhz 1.35V Ram. Most RAM works at 1,5 volt, so it leads to a bad identification. Not sure.![]()
@ticktock
I will say that I had 8GB of RAM before i got that module, but now everything loads noticeably faster, especially web pages.
Sorry you're having problems! I am thinking about buying this for my macbook too! but mine is earlier 2011 which i don't think it really matter! Have you contact Corsair? Maybe RMA it!?I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the 16gb 1600mhz corsair ram running on a late 2011 2.4ghz i7 macbook pro. I recently purchased it and installed it. It booted up fine at first and my mac recognized the 1600mhz speed but as I began to open applications, the system rebooted a few times and then it gave me the black screen. Are the late 2011 i7 macbook pros capable of running these ram speeds? i've read other posts about people successfully installing these rams on these machine so I figured it would work for me. Perhaps I got a bad set.
Any input is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Sorry you're having problems! I am thinking about buying this for my macbook too! but mine is earlier 2011 which i don't think it really matter! Have you contact Corsair? Maybe RMA it!?
Hi, I've just got the same RAM as yours on my MBP 2.4GHz i5 late 2011. The RAM is working fine. You and I know we have the wrong latencies, because the 2x8GB are 10-10-10-27 and Macs are suppose to have 9-9-9-24. Is yours been running OK? Mine has, well just had it for a day
How's It running so far?
I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the 16gb 1600mhz corsair ram running on a late 2011 2.4ghz i7 macbook pro. I recently purchased it and installed it. It booted up fine at first and my mac recognized the 1600mhz speed but as I began to open applications, the system rebooted a few times and then it gave me the black screen. Are the late 2011 i7 macbook pros capable of running these ram speeds? i've read other posts about people successfully installing these rams on these machine so I figured it would work for me. Perhaps I got a bad set.
Any input is greatly appreciated!
Thanks
It's been running great! The MBP can actually take CAS10!
----------
Yeah I think you've got a bad batch, I have the same RAM on my Late 2011 i5 and it's working fine.
You're right. I got the replacement today, installed it and it's working fine. Did my GeekBench test on 64bit setting. Increased it to 11909 from around 10900 which i got using the 1333mhz Corsair ram. Not bad for a 17" 2.4mhz i7 late 2011 MBP.
Has anyone tried Kingston HyperX Plug n Play KHX16S9P1K2/16?
They're 16GB, 1600MHz, and CL9. I'm wondering if there is any reason these wont work in my 17-inch, late 2011.
Has anyone tried Kingston HyperX Plug n Play KHX16S9P1K2/16?
They're 16GB, 1600MHz, and CL9. I'm wondering if there is any reason these wont work in my 17-inch, late 2011.
As long as it doesnt have the X at the end, i.e.; MODEL#/16X, the ones with the "G" work fine at the specified speeds.
I had this kit KHX1600C9S3P1K2/8G in my 2011 MBP and it ran at 1600mhz.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104257
Here is a 16GB kit, but overpriced imo http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104317
I also HIGHLY recommend the Corsair Vengeance Series. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233265
I believe the Kingston 16GB kit is more expensive then the Corsair Vengeance because of the latency. CL9 vs CL10 respectively. I know CL9 is what the stock Samsung ram uses so I figured it would be better to use CL9 in the upgrade.
The Kingston kit is the only 16GB ram kit I can find that is 8GBx2, 1600MHz, CL9, and 204pin.
I believe the Kingston 16GB kit is more expensive then the Corsair Vengeance because of the latency. CL9 vs CL10 respectively. I know CL9 is what the stock Samsung ram uses so I figured it would be better to use CL9 in the upgrade.
The Kingston kit is the only 16GB ram kit I can find that is 8GBx2, 1600MHz, CL9, and 204pin.
I put the 16gb Corsair Vengeance 1600mhz in my late-2011 2.5ghz machine and haven't had any problems.