C Chiuy macrumors 6502 Original poster May 24, 2011 305 0 NorCal, Bay Area Aug 31, 2011 #1 I just upgraded my MBP 2011 to 8GB and I have these 4GB 133MHz ram leftover. Can I install it onto my MacBook 2009 Early?
I just upgraded my MBP 2011 to 8GB and I have these 4GB 133MHz ram leftover. Can I install it onto my MacBook 2009 Early?
panzer06 Contributor Sep 23, 2006 3,290 238 Kilrath Aug 31, 2011 #2 Chiuy said: I just upgraded my MBP 2011 to 8GB and I have these 4GB 133MHz ram leftover. Can I install it onto my MacBook 2009 Early? Click to expand... Yes, even if the 2009 used 1066/1067 ram it will just down clock your leftover ram. As long as they're both using DDR3 it should be fine. Cheers,
Chiuy said: I just upgraded my MBP 2011 to 8GB and I have these 4GB 133MHz ram leftover. Can I install it onto my MacBook 2009 Early? Click to expand... Yes, even if the 2009 used 1066/1067 ram it will just down clock your leftover ram. As long as they're both using DDR3 it should be fine. Cheers,
shardey macrumors 6502a Jan 28, 2010 725 48 Colorado Aug 31, 2011 #3 panzer06 said: Yes, even if the 2009 used 1066/1067 ram it will just down clock your leftover ram. As long as they're both using DDR3 it should be fine. Cheers, Click to expand... I believe this laptop will recognize it at 1333. I have an early 09 c2d iMac and came with 1066 stock. I installed the 8gb 1333 kit on it and it reads it and haven't had a kernel panic or any problems.
panzer06 said: Yes, even if the 2009 used 1066/1067 ram it will just down clock your leftover ram. As long as they're both using DDR3 it should be fine. Cheers, Click to expand... I believe this laptop will recognize it at 1333. I have an early 09 c2d iMac and came with 1066 stock. I installed the 8gb 1333 kit on it and it reads it and haven't had a kernel panic or any problems.