Have you tried putting 8 GB of RAM in your MBP since 10.5.7 came out? Just curious.
No, but I probably should give it a try. I doubt it does anything, but who knows?
Have you tried putting 8 GB of RAM in your MBP since 10.5.7 came out? Just curious.
No, but I probably should give it a try. I doubt it does anything, but who knows?
One can hope. Please let us know either way! To be clear, you have a 2.53 GHz late-2008 Unibody, correct?
No, I have the 2.4 gHz SR MBP.
With Snow Leopard's release tomorrow, it would be good to come back to this thread to see if anyone can get the late 2008 MBP's running SL to be stable with 8GB RAM.
Unfortunately, I think all of these little tidbits are building to become the 'value' in snow leopard.
The dual video cards, the max ram... possible only available if you shell out $129 for snow leopard.![]()
Ah, one more reason to remain with Tiger and skip over Leopard to Snow Leopard!
upgrade discs for SL require leopard....L
I iz in ur forumz, bumpin ur old thredz![]()
it is hardware based, it's a limitation of the chipset
That's odd, since the 9400M chipset supports 8 GiB in the iMac and newer MacBook Pros.
it is hardware based, it's a limitation of the chipset
read it again and it looks like the OS. SL is still a 32 bit kernel and Leapard was as well.
6 GB seems like an arbitrary limitation.