Upgraded my DDR3 Ram from 1067Mhz to 1333Mhz

[J.li]

Hi
I have just upgraded my DDR3 Ram from 2 GB 1067Mhz ( Stock ) to 4 GB 1333Mhz.

on my system info it shows 1067 Mhz !
My Question Arises will there be any problem ?
Between i don't see much difference adding 4GB Ram on my Late 2009 Macbook pro

 

[Schtumple]

1067mhz is the fastest speed your MBP will take, so putting in faster RAM won't make any difference, but by all means jumping from 2-4GB should give you a nice speed increase to little things you do.

 

[Macman45]

As posted, your speed is fixed, but you will notice a boost in things like multitasking, and RAM intensive applications

 

[J.li]

1067mhz is the fastest speed your MBP will take, so putting in faster RAM won't make any difference, but by all means jumping from 2-4GB should give you a nice speed increase to little things you do.

Actually i couldn't find 1067 Mhz Ram on market , All i could find was 1333 Mhz..

As posted, your speed is fixed, but you will notice a boost in things like multitasking, and RAM intensive applications

Between if you say multitasking, but still when i use Final Cut Pro.. i see Spinning Balls .


lastly.. i am thinking to add 4 GB more 1333 Mhz
any inputs on your thoughts

 

[Schtumple]

Actually i couldn't find 1067 Mhz Ram on market , All i could find was 1333 Mhz..



Between if you say multitasking, but still when i use Final Cut Pro.. i see Spinning Balls .


lastly.. i am thinking to add 4 GB more 1333 Mhz
any inputs on your thoughts

That's cause it's actually 1066 It still baffles me why Apple lists the RAM as 1067. The max your MBP can take is 8GB (2 x 4gb). Also, as you've already bought 1333mhz, it's a good idea not to mix 1066mhz RAM in there.

 

[J.li]

That's cause it's actually 1066 It still baffles me why Apple lists the RAM as 1067. The max your MBP can take is 8GB (2 x 4gb). Also, as you've already bought 1333mhz, it's a good idea not to mix 1066mhz RAM in there.

My idea was adding more 4 GB Ram 1333Mhz to my Macbook Pro
4 + 4 = 8GB Ram. Will it be good ....

As i know 1066 /67 Mhz wont be able to calculate with 1333 Mhz when both are added together.

 

[Schtumple]

Go for it, I have 6gb in mine and now the price of 8gb kits has gone down to £30 I think I can afford to take the jump

 

[AlphaDogg]

My idea was adding more 4 GB Ram 1333Mhz to my Macbook Pro
4 + 4 = 8GB Ram. Will it be good ....

As i know 1066 /67 Mhz wont be able to calculate with 1333 Mhz when both are added together.

It depends. Do you have one 4gb stick or 2x2gb sticks? If the latter option, then you have to get 2x4gb sticks. If the former option, you can just add a 4gb stick to make it 2x4gb.

 

[J.li]

Go for it, I have 6gb in mine and now the price of 8gb kits has gone down to £30 I think I can afford to take the jump

Its about if i will be running into the problem of Mhz ? .... in near future.

It depends. Do you have one 4gb stick or 2x2gb sticks? If the latter option, then you have to get 2x4gb sticks. If the former option, you can just add a 4gb stick to make it 2x4gb.

its already written mate... i am using 4GB Ram (1 stick ) .
will i be having problem in near future if i add more 4 GB (1stick) which is 1333 Mhz. As my Pro's Ram have 1066/67 Mhz