A alexpja macrumors member Original poster Oct 12, 2011 #1 I have a Early 2008 MacBook ('Penryn'), and it said that its RAM can only be upgraded to 4GB, yet I have 6GB (refer to screenshot). I was just wondering how its functioning with 6GB RAM (and yes, it truly runs as 6GB RAM!)... out of curiosity 🙄 Attachments Screen Shot 2011-10-12 at 10.15.05 PM.png 100.7 KB · Views: 108
I have a Early 2008 MacBook ('Penryn'), and it said that its RAM can only be upgraded to 4GB, yet I have 6GB (refer to screenshot). I was just wondering how its functioning with 6GB RAM (and yes, it truly runs as 6GB RAM!)... out of curiosity 🙄
S session101 macrumors regular Oct 13, 2011 #2 yes early 2008 polycarb macbooks can run up to 6 GB of RAM, but only by having a stick of 2GB and a 4GB stick.... however its not faster than 2x2GB matched sticks and its not recommended by apple
yes early 2008 polycarb macbooks can run up to 6 GB of RAM, but only by having a stick of 2GB and a 4GB stick.... however its not faster than 2x2GB matched sticks and its not recommended by apple