bwillwall Suspended Original poster Oct 7, 2013 #1 For an early 2008 Mac Pro. http://goo.gl/xr7zDa Thanks!
flowrider macrumors 604 Oct 7, 2013 #2 No that's the wrong Ram for your machine. I buy my RAM from here: http://www.datamemorysystems.com/ap...-2-8ghz-ma970ll/a-early-2008-memory-upgrades/ I've used these guys since 1986 and have never had a RAM failure. They carry good stuff with a Lifetime warranty. Lou
No that's the wrong Ram for your machine. I buy my RAM from here: http://www.datamemorysystems.com/ap...-2-8ghz-ma970ll/a-early-2008-memory-upgrades/ I've used these guys since 1986 and have never had a RAM failure. They carry good stuff with a Lifetime warranty. Lou
bwillwall Suspended Original poster Oct 7, 2013 #3 flowrider said: No that's the wrong Ram for your machine. I buy my RAM from here: http://www.datamemorysystems.com/ap...-2-8ghz-ma970ll/a-early-2008-memory-upgrades/ I've used these guys since 1986 and have never had a RAM failure. They carry good stuff with a Lifetime warranty. Lou Click to expand... $156.00 for the same amount I can't do :/
flowrider said: No that's the wrong Ram for your machine. I buy my RAM from here: http://www.datamemorysystems.com/ap...-2-8ghz-ma970ll/a-early-2008-memory-upgrades/ I've used these guys since 1986 and have never had a RAM failure. They carry good stuff with a Lifetime warranty. Lou Click to expand... $156.00 for the same amount I can't do :/
pastrychef macrumors 601 Oct 7, 2013 #4 They can work but will run at 667MHz instead of 800MHz that your computer is capable of.
Macsonic macrumors 68000 Oct 7, 2013 #5 I am using just 667mhz on my 2008 Mac Pro from OWC. At that time they didn't have stocks of 800mhz and I was fine with 667mhz.
I am using just 667mhz on my 2008 Mac Pro from OWC. At that time they didn't have stocks of 800mhz and I was fine with 667mhz.
666sheep macrumors 68040 Oct 7, 2013 #6 bwillwall said: For an early 2008 Mac Pro. http://goo.gl/xr7zDa Thanks! Click to expand... It will work perfectly fine in your MP. You won't even notice 133 MHz difference.
bwillwall said: For an early 2008 Mac Pro. http://goo.gl/xr7zDa Thanks! Click to expand... It will work perfectly fine in your MP. You won't even notice 133 MHz difference.
Julien macrumors G4 Oct 8, 2013 #7 pastrychef said: They can work but will run at 667MHz instead of 800MHz that your computer is capable of. Click to expand... Can you use 8GB of 800MHz in riser A and 8GB of 667MHz in riser B? Also would all RAM run at 667MHz or would it work at different both clock speeds? If 800MHz for riser A is this RAM loaded (used) first (or what is the order of use)?
pastrychef said: They can work but will run at 667MHz instead of 800MHz that your computer is capable of. Click to expand... Can you use 8GB of 800MHz in riser A and 8GB of 667MHz in riser B? Also would all RAM run at 667MHz or would it work at different both clock speeds? If 800MHz for riser A is this RAM loaded (used) first (or what is the order of use)?
pastrychef macrumors 601 Oct 8, 2013 #8 Do you mean a pair of 800MHz RAM in riser A and a pair of 667MHz RAM in riser B? Yes, this would work. All ram will run at 667MHz. The proper sequence to add RAM is outlined here.
Do you mean a pair of 800MHz RAM in riser A and a pair of 667MHz RAM in riser B? Yes, this would work. All ram will run at 667MHz. The proper sequence to add RAM is outlined here.
Julien macrumors G4 Oct 8, 2013 #9 pastrychef said: Do you mean a pair of 800MHz RAM in riser A and a pair of 667MHz RAM in riser B? Yes, this would work. All ram will run at 667MHz.... Click to expand... 2 pair of 800MHz in riser A and 2 pair of 667MHz in riser B.
pastrychef said: Do you mean a pair of 800MHz RAM in riser A and a pair of 667MHz RAM in riser B? Yes, this would work. All ram will run at 667MHz.... Click to expand... 2 pair of 800MHz in riser A and 2 pair of 667MHz in riser B.
S Saltymac macrumors member Oct 9, 2013 #11 I have used it and as mentioned it works at 667 - you won't notice it except in your pocketbook. You can mix and match with a high probability of it working. Install in slots as recommended. Reset pram when you get a chance.
I have used it and as mentioned it works at 667 - you won't notice it except in your pocketbook. You can mix and match with a high probability of it working. Install in slots as recommended. Reset pram when you get a chance.