D duxton macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 2, 2013 4 0 Jul 4, 2013 #1 can i upgrade my ram at machines in Malaysia?
ShiggyMiyamoto macrumors 6502a Mar 29, 2004 620 31 Just outside Boston, MA. Jul 4, 2013 #2 duxton said: can i upgrade my ram at machines in Malaysia? Click to expand... 1) You're not telling us which MacBook Pro you have, as you did post this question in the MacBook Pro forum... and 2) If you have an authorized Apple reseller in Malaysia, and if you have a user-upgradeable Mac when it comes to RAM, then I'd say yes. Give us more information and we'll be able to tell you if your Mac is user-upgradeable or not.
duxton said: can i upgrade my ram at machines in Malaysia? Click to expand... 1) You're not telling us which MacBook Pro you have, as you did post this question in the MacBook Pro forum... and 2) If you have an authorized Apple reseller in Malaysia, and if you have a user-upgradeable Mac when it comes to RAM, then I'd say yes. Give us more information and we'll be able to tell you if your Mac is user-upgradeable or not.
lagisibuk macrumors 6502 Jun 25, 2013 335 11 Jul 4, 2013 #3 duxton said: can i upgrade my ram at machines in Malaysia? Click to expand... Yes, you can. exeption in RETINA version dan MBA, because retina ram soldered on board. Please choice RAM with support for apple, like crucial, corsair, owc, etc.
duxton said: can i upgrade my ram at machines in Malaysia? Click to expand... Yes, you can. exeption in RETINA version dan MBA, because retina ram soldered on board. Please choice RAM with support for apple, like crucial, corsair, owc, etc.
R ramram55 macrumors 6502a Jul 27, 2012 829 189 Jul 4, 2013 #4 this may help, http://osxdaily.com/2013/07/03/check-mac-ram-type-maximum-capacity/#comments
ShiggyMiyamoto macrumors 6502a Mar 29, 2004 620 31 Just outside Boston, MA. Jul 4, 2013 #5 ramram55 said: this may help, http://osxdaily.com/2013/07/03/check-mac-ram-type-maximum-capacity/#comments Click to expand... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Do what ramram55 suggests and you'll be able to figure out if your machine can be upgraded how you want it to be.
ramram55 said: this may help, http://osxdaily.com/2013/07/03/check-mac-ram-type-maximum-capacity/#comments Click to expand... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Do what ramram55 suggests and you'll be able to figure out if your machine can be upgraded how you want it to be.