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DougFNJ

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Just curious how well it works and want to confirm no issues? I'm considering upgrading using Crucial....
 
Just curious how well it works and want to confirm no issues? I'm considering upgrading using Crucial....

why would you think there would be issues? did you read that somewhere?

many people have 16GB on their 2011's

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why would there be any issues? There are many people running 16gb ram on their 2011 13"

opps guess i should of read you post before i pretty much said the same thing
 
Sorry if I go a little off topic. Is the 2012 13" MBP memory backwards compatible for use with a 2009 or 2010 MBP? Thanks.
 
Sorry if I go a little off topic. Is the 2012 13" MBP memory backwards compatible for use with a 2009 or 2010 MBP? Thanks.

Probably. My 2009 13" MBP is currently running PC10600(1333MHz), and it originally shipped with PC8500(1066MHz) RAM.
 
I've read in another thread, but never got confirmed, that the chipset in the 2012 cMBP supports 32 gb ram? Can anyone confirm that? Would be sweet if that was a possible upgrade for the future.
 
I've read in another thread, but never got confirmed, that the chipset in the 2012 cMBP supports 32 gb ram? Can anyone confirm that? Would be sweet if that was a possible upgrade for the future.

What used to be termed the Northbridge of a traditional chipset (which includes the memory controller) is now integrated into the CPU. Check the Intel spec sheet for the CPU and you'll have your answer.
 
yeah. I guess I can do 10GB. Don't really need 16 right now but don't want to buy 2x4s and then be stuck with 4s I don't need in 2 years.
 
where's the best place to buy the best 16gb modules for the macbook pro 13" 2012
 
How much does having 16gb boost the performance as compared to 8gb??
That completely depends on what you have running at any point in time. For many (probably most) users, there would be zero performance improvement with 16GB over 8GB.
 
I tried upgrading 16gb(OWC modules) on my MBP 13" 2012 Mbp 9.2 with 10.8.2 OS...unable to boot after upgrade!!...it was giving beep sound..rt now its working on 8 gb (on single slot)

Anybody got the same issue? r anybody got solution to fix this issue...

Plz help me to fix this issue...thanks in adv..
 
I tried upgrading 16gb(OWC modules) on my MBP 13" 2012 Mbp 9.2 with 10.8.2 OS...unable to boot after upgrade!!...it was giving beep sound..rt now its working on 8 gb (on single slot)

Anybody got the same issue? r anybody got solution to fix this issue...

Plz help me to fix this issue...thanks in adv..

First step is simply re-seat the RAM. If that doesn't fix it try one stick at a time. If they both work, try one stick in each slot to see if one of your RAM slots is having issues with that specific module.

If all else fails, return it and try a different brand. OWC is pretty expensive anyway, I'd probably go with some Corsair or even g.skill from newegg.
 
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