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baddj

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Mar 4, 2009
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Hello i would like to know if the brand kingstone will it work in the alu macbook? so it would be 2x 2GB DDR3 1066mhz 204pin kingstone i think thats it. would it work okay? or do you need some other brand.
 
thats the one I have in my "old body" macbook pro, I had to buy that one (which by the way works perfect) because the crucial that I bougth before was cr@p and actually slowed my system down. Go for it!
 
I just installed 4g Kingston RAM in my MBP Classic (DDR2 667mhz SSDRAM) and it was certified for Apple laptops. It was the highest rated RAM by customers (97% rated it excellent) on Newegg.com so you should be good with what you got.
 
Okay does it have to be 204pin or 200pin as i done looking on the net and a site said the ddr3 1066 from them are 200pin or is that site lieing?

And it will work with like 1x 1GB and 1x 2GB making it 3GB or is the best to go 4GB as RAM here in AU cost a **** load.
 
Okay i had a look on many sites that sell ram for macbooks and some say 200pin and some say 204pin so is there two types of ddr3 laptop ram?
 
I'm going to vouch for Kingston aswell. My cousin got it for his MacBookPro and it's working flawlessly.
 
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