Are there non OEM options for memory upgrades?

[mavrick1903]

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The MBP considerations continue. What components can be upgraded via aftermarket sources, and is it a viable route?

 

[yayitsezekiel]

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i'm using a 4x4gb kingston ddr3 ram setup in my mbp. it says on the package it works for mac and pc

 

[Intell]

Hard drive and ram are the only two. I think Apple considers both of them "user replaceable" on the current models.

 

[alust2013]

MBPs use both standard HDDs and RAM, and both are easy to replace (even if a misinformed tech at the apple store says otherwise). Neither will void your warranty