Thank you for the suggestion, I've got arleady this model from my previous Macbook 2012 13'' and a friend of mine is selling Kingston so I would like to use the best for editing as sound engineer.I always go Crucial but YMMV. As long as it's the correct RAM (DDR3 SODIMM 1600MHz) and not any faster speeds you shouldn't have any issues.
Thank you for the suggestion, I've got arleady this model from my previous Macbook 2012 13'' and a friend of mine is selling Kingston so I would like to use the best for editing as sound engineer.
Genuinely there's no difference with performance if you're using the correct RAM. It's down to personal preference and your experience with that manufacturer. Whilst I personally prefer Crucial RAM due to my experience of their reliability and return policy, Kingston is absolutely fine as well.
Nice , I’ll keep crucial then. Thanks for your answers.
I've upgraded all my Macs with Crucial RAM as soon as i got them. I'm also using several of their SSDs. Definitely can recommend Crucial products.