I'm thinking about getting 2x4gb sticks for my Macbook. I see those 2gb RAMs selling for ~22 dollars ebay. Will people actually pay that much money for it? If so, isn't it almost free upgrade from 4bg to 8bg?
I think 20 bucks is reasonable, maybe 15. And you can't upgrade a white Macbook to 8 GB, it supports up to 4.
Not well, I'm afraid. I don't think any DDR3 Macs came with anything less than 2GB (2x1GB), so it's not an upgrade for any macbook user. Also there's the fact that 2x2GB modules are pretty cheap, especially when used. Really, no one wants it because they have no need for it.
I watched a pair of 1GB sticks on ebay, and even with a starting price of $4.50 they didn't move. I'm ready to chuck mine in the bin.
That depends on which white macbook he has. If its the unibody one (which im pretty sure it is, because older ones didn't have DDR3 RAM ) then it support 8GB. Apple just never gave people the option for 8 only 4.
I looked into selling mine, but figured after ebay have had their cut, I'd have nearly enough to cover the postage. Instead I put them in my work laptop - now Vista sort of almost works!
I have a Macbook pro, not Macbook. I think ram up limit is 8gb not 4gb
Why you try to use Vista? It's a failed product, and it's only good at eating rams
Not well, I'm afraid. I don't think any DDR3 Macs came with anything less than 2GB (2x1GB), so it's not an upgrade for any macbook user. Also there's the fact that 2x2GB modules are pretty cheap, especially when used. Really, no one wants it because they have no need for it.
I watched a pair of 1GB sticks on ebay, and even with a starting price of $4.50 they didn't move. I'm ready to chuck mine in the bin.
I'd recommend listing them as free on craigslist. Better someone gets use of them than they go to waste!![]()
Lots of stuff is listed on ebay for prices it will never sell for. I recently bought a digital camera on ebay, got a fair price, but the same camera was available from a dozen other sellers for $20-50 above retail. I don't know why this is. The best way to get rid of something you don't want on ebay is to start it off at 99¢ and charge actual shipping on top of that. Sometimes it isn't worth your time, sometimes it is. If you don't want to play the game,Ugh....if it won't sell at all, then why it's still listed around $21 for every seller ebay?
This is the better option.I'd recommend listing them as free on craigslist. Better someone gets use of them than they go to waste!![]()
Lots of stuff is listed on ebay for prices it will never sell for. I recently bought a digital camera on ebay, got a fair price, but the same camera was available from a dozen other sellers for $20-50 above retail. I don't know why this is. The best way to get rid of something you don't want on ebay is to start it off at 99¢ and charge actual shipping on top of that. Sometimes it isn't worth your time, sometimes it is. If you don't want to play the game,
This is the better option.