Luba macrumors 68000 Original poster Jul 11, 2012 #1 Is it safe to trade-in your old RAM modules? Once I pull them out of my 2009 Mac Pro, all the data is gone and un-recoverable, correct? We don't get much for the trade-in ($2 per 2GB module), so if there's any danger I'll just throw them out.
Is it safe to trade-in your old RAM modules? Once I pull them out of my 2009 Mac Pro, all the data is gone and un-recoverable, correct? We don't get much for the trade-in ($2 per 2GB module), so if there's any danger I'll just throw them out.
GGJstudios macrumors Westmere Jul 11, 2012 #2 Luba said: Is it safe to trade-in your old RAM modules? Once I pull them out of my 2009 Mac Pro, all the data is gone and un-recoverable, correct? We don't get much for the trade-in ($2 per 2GB module), so if there's any danger I'll just throw them out. Click to expand... When you turn off your Mac, all data in RAM is gone permanently. It is not a permanent storage device.
Luba said: Is it safe to trade-in your old RAM modules? Once I pull them out of my 2009 Mac Pro, all the data is gone and un-recoverable, correct? We don't get much for the trade-in ($2 per 2GB module), so if there's any danger I'll just throw them out. Click to expand... When you turn off your Mac, all data in RAM is gone permanently. It is not a permanent storage device.
Sir Al macrumors member Jul 11, 2012 #3 Luba said: Is it safe to trade-in your old RAM modules? Once I pull them out of my 2009 Mac Pro, all the data is gone and un-recoverable, correct? We don't get much for the trade-in ($2 per 2GB module), so if there's any danger I'll just throw them out. Click to expand... Once you turn your computer off the data is gone and unrecoverable! 🙂
Luba said: Is it safe to trade-in your old RAM modules? Once I pull them out of my 2009 Mac Pro, all the data is gone and un-recoverable, correct? We don't get much for the trade-in ($2 per 2GB module), so if there's any danger I'll just throw them out. Click to expand... Once you turn your computer off the data is gone and unrecoverable! 🙂
Xian Zhu Xuande macrumors 6502a Jul 11, 2012 #4 Just wanted to add a third confirmation to what has been said above. You've got nothing to worry about.
Just wanted to add a third confirmation to what has been said above. You've got nothing to worry about.
S Slow Programmer macrumors regular Jul 11, 2012 #5 Hang on to them for future diagnostic use in case of a suspected ram problem.