Ram Help!

[qwerty123123]

I'm trying to upgrade my macbook for the first time, i have the base macbook pro 13 inch 2012. I found this on new egg http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233242 and i dont really know if its a good buy. from searching up older forums I know that corsair is sort of a brand name brand, and the specifications seem to match the ram i have in my macbook now (ddr3, 1600mhz). can anyone tell me if this is a good buy, or if there is something better than this one? Thanks in advance.

BTW I am in Canada, so most of the amazon products cant be shipped to me

 

[yusukeaoki]

This will work fine.

As long as its 1.5v 204pin SODIMM, it will work.
And of course the correct RAM size.

 

[qwerty123123]

This will work fine.

As long as its 1.5v 204pin SODIMM, it will work.
And of course the correct RAM size.

Theres size in RAM? like diffrent lengths and width? how do i know this is the right one?

 

[lali]

hi
do a search on macsales.com and you will know for certain what is the recommended memory for your laptop
macsales is OWC, a well recognized vendor
best of luck

 

[Orlandoech]

Yea this ram is the correct ram specifications. I highly recommend this ram actually. I just installed a 16gb kit in my cousins 13" 2012 MacBook. I recommend going with 16gb if you can afford it.

 

[yusukeaoki]

Theres size in RAM? like diffrent lengths and width? how do i know this is the right one?

I mean RAM size as in 4GB, 8GB, etc.

But yes there are "desktop RAMs" which are a lot bigger.
This one is correct.

You can tell by the size. Like literally.
Desktop RAMs are twice the size of Laptop memory.

 

[qwerty123123]

Thank you everyone for the reply!