S silentbob0321 macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 9, 2008 7 0 Mar 29, 2009 #1 If the max memory in the MB or MBP is 6 gigs, why on Apples website does it say to have an equal amount in each slot for better performance..?
If the max memory in the MB or MBP is 6 gigs, why on Apples website does it say to have an equal amount in each slot for better performance..?
P pinoyplaya macrumors regular Mar 16, 2009 221 0 Mar 30, 2009 #2 silentbob0321 said: If the max memory in the MB or MBP is 6 gigs, why on Apples website does it say to have an equal amount in each slot for better performance..? Click to expand... No. The maximum "supported" is 4GB but it is possible to have it at 6GB but that is not supported through Apple. So if you have problems with it, Apple will refuse to help you if you have 6GB of RAM installed.
silentbob0321 said: If the max memory in the MB or MBP is 6 gigs, why on Apples website does it say to have an equal amount in each slot for better performance..? Click to expand... No. The maximum "supported" is 4GB but it is possible to have it at 6GB but that is not supported through Apple. So if you have problems with it, Apple will refuse to help you if you have 6GB of RAM installed.
A azafata26 macrumors newbie Nov 27, 2011 2 0 Nov 27, 2011 #3 on OWC's website they guarantee 6 gig upgrade to work...