B brendanrtw macrumors newbie Jul 30, 2009 9 0 Aug 2, 2009 #27 DAMNiatx said: no, it's not Click to expand... cool ... now I can afford applecare AND get 8gb! The RAM won't be covered ... but everything else will right?
DAMNiatx said: no, it's not Click to expand... cool ... now I can afford applecare AND get 8gb! The RAM won't be covered ... but everything else will right?
A AMessy macrumors regular Sep 19, 2005 126 14 Aug 2, 2009 #28 For every mac that I've added RAM to I used RamJet. Never had an issue, they may not be the cheapest but are reasonable and have always worked.
For every mac that I've added RAM to I used RamJet. Never had an issue, they may not be the cheapest but are reasonable and have always worked.
IBradMac macrumors 68000 Jun 27, 2008 1,799 2 Ohio Aug 17, 2009 #29 AMessy said: For every mac that I've added RAM to I used RamJet. Never had an issue, they may not be the cheapest but are reasonable and have always worked. Click to expand... I recently ordered 4 GB for my MBP. 2- 2x2 sticks and one of them was bad. BUT after calling and talking to them they had another stick in the mail- same day. Great service!
AMessy said: For every mac that I've added RAM to I used RamJet. Never had an issue, they may not be the cheapest but are reasonable and have always worked. Click to expand... I recently ordered 4 GB for my MBP. 2- 2x2 sticks and one of them was bad. BUT after calling and talking to them they had another stick in the mail- same day. Great service!