3 3paulx macrumors member Original poster Feb 5, 2009 31 0 Feb 23, 2011 #1 I found a 2gb ddr2 ram in ebay and the description says: "The Corsair ValueSelect SODIMMs are optimized for the Microsoft® Windows® Vista client operating system. :" what does that mean? Can I still use it for my macbook?
I found a 2gb ddr2 ram in ebay and the description says: "The Corsair ValueSelect SODIMMs are optimized for the Microsoft® Windows® Vista client operating system. :" what does that mean? Can I still use it for my macbook?
thejadedmonkey macrumors G3 May 28, 2005 9,475 4,086 Pennsylvania Feb 23, 2011 #2 It just means that the RAM you're looking at getting was produced around 2006... and that DDR2 RAM is very old and dated in the technology sector. As long as the specs match your Mac, yes, it will work.
It just means that the RAM you're looking at getting was produced around 2006... and that DDR2 RAM is very old and dated in the technology sector. As long as the specs match your Mac, yes, it will work.
3 3paulx macrumors member Original poster Feb 5, 2009 31 0 Feb 24, 2011 #4 will that matter if its made in 06? is there a disadvantage? it appears to be brand new....my mac is late 2008 anyway. Thanks!
will that matter if its made in 06? is there a disadvantage? it appears to be brand new....my mac is late 2008 anyway. Thanks!
GfulDedFan macrumors 65816 Oct 17, 2007 1,063 23 Indiana Feb 24, 2011 #5 3paulx said: will that matter if its made in 06? is there a disadvantage? it appears to be brand new....my mac is late 2008 anyway. Thanks! Click to expand... The '06 date refers to the release of the technology for that particular RAM spec. It is still manufactured new today. Which model MacBook do you have? My Late '08 Aluminum uses DDR3 RAM while the White Polycarbonate uses DDR2.
3paulx said: will that matter if its made in 06? is there a disadvantage? it appears to be brand new....my mac is late 2008 anyway. Thanks! Click to expand... The '06 date refers to the release of the technology for that particular RAM spec. It is still manufactured new today. Which model MacBook do you have? My Late '08 Aluminum uses DDR3 RAM while the White Polycarbonate uses DDR2.
3 3paulx macrumors member Original poster Feb 5, 2009 31 0 Feb 25, 2011 #6 GfulDedFan said: The '06 date refers to the release of the technology for that particular RAM spec. It is still manufactured new today. Which model MacBook do you have? My Late '08 Aluminum uses DDR3 RAM while the White Polycarbonate uses DDR2. Click to expand... i have the white polycarb. Thanks!
GfulDedFan said: The '06 date refers to the release of the technology for that particular RAM spec. It is still manufactured new today. Which model MacBook do you have? My Late '08 Aluminum uses DDR3 RAM while the White Polycarbonate uses DDR2. Click to expand... i have the white polycarb. Thanks!