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Glacius

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Mar 26, 2011
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Just a quick question, guys. I was planning to get 2x4GB RAM very soon for my 2010 13" MacBook Pro, and I was wondering if there are going to be any downfalls or cons if I over to overload it with that excessive.. power.

And I've read on some few sites stating that this is the best deal so far (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001PS9UKW) to get those RAMs, but it's Amazon, and shipping will cost quite a bit.

So, I was wondering about being aware of the following:

1) Type of manufacturer
2) Heating up issues?
3) Shortening battery lifespan without charge for short mobile usage?
4) Best place to get these RAMs in Australia?

Thanks guys. :)
 
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1. Go with Crucial, Gskill, or anything OWC sells. You might find a better deal than your link on Newegg.
2. No
3. No
 
dont worry about power issues.

i went with crucial and have had no problems
 
Cool guys, thanks for the input!

NZed: They do? I usually drop by this newsagent around my area and they don't do Mac magazines. only Power PC, PC Authority and other stuff. Maybe I didn't pay close attention to OWC as well? I'll have another look.. I'll be using MacFixit to order my parts for the moment (until I find a cheaper source?)
 
Cool guys, thanks for the input!

NZed: They do? I usually drop by this newsagent around my area and they don't do Mac magazines. only Power PC, PC Authority and other stuff. Maybe I didn't pay close attention to OWC as well? I'll have another look.. I'll be using MacFixit to order my parts for the moment (until I find a cheaper source?)

well as you can see my name, i live right next door to you(New Zealand btw...not to be creepy or anything)... and the only magazine about macs either comes from Australia or the UK
 
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