OWC RAM conform to the JEDEC specification??

[MythicFrost]

Hi, just reading my apple manual, as usual they are scaring me with stuff...

It says in chapter 3 for installing RAM, to confirm that the DIMMS conform to the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC) specification... and the DIMMs support the correct timing modes, and that the serial presence detect (SPD) feature has been programmed properly as described in the JEDEC specification...

Sooo, anyone know if they do or not?
I'm getting my RAM delivered today, and don't want anything to crash, break, destroy my hard drive etc...

Kind Regards

 

[poobah]

Nothing but good to say about OWC. Good stuff, great prices.

 

[MythicFrost]

Exellent, thanks

Kind Regards

 

[nanofrog]

It's JEDEC compliant. And if for some reason you have a problem (bad), OWC will issue an RMA and take it back.

 

[John.B]

OWC usually isn't the cheapest Apple memory, but I've found them to be fanastic to work with from a customer service perspective. You can usually do better, pricewise, with NewEgg but just make sure you know what you are ordering before you order (also pretty good customer service OBTW, just not as Mac specific).

 

[alphaod]

When you ordered the RAM it specifically says on their website that they are compliant

 

[TonyK]

Agreed. Have upgraded a PowerMac G5 and a Mac Pro (8 core) on both RAM and HD and they are quick with good, detailed instructions.

Nothing but good to say about OWC. Good stuff, great prices.

 

[gdieter]

Nothing but good to say about OWC. Good stuff, great prices.

I'll second that. I have 16GB of OWC goodness in my '08 mac pro. Never had any problems with it. (and yeah, the system is quite happy with 16GB...)