generik macrumors 601 Original poster Aug 5, 2005 4,116 1 Minitrue Sep 28, 2006 #1 It's odd, in the previous Mac Mini I got that came with Hynix modules, 2 days later it died so I sent it in for a replacement, and this new one has Micron modules. Does this means Apple has multiple memory suppliers?
It's odd, in the previous Mac Mini I got that came with Hynix modules, 2 days later it died so I sent it in for a replacement, and this new one has Micron modules. Does this means Apple has multiple memory suppliers?
bartelby macrumors Core Jun 16, 2004 19,795 34 Sep 28, 2006 #2 Yep, I've had Hynix, Samsung and another I can't remember.
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia Sep 28, 2006 #3 They get the cheapest compatible RAM at the time.
generik macrumors 601 Original poster Aug 5, 2005 4,116 1 Minitrue Sep 28, 2006 #4 Cheapest eh? Why not funny brands like Adata or Epipia?
bartelby macrumors Core Jun 16, 2004 19,795 34 Sep 28, 2006 #5 generik said: Cheapest eh? Why not funny brands like Adata or Epipia? Click to expand... Cheapest but "quality" brands...
generik said: Cheapest eh? Why not funny brands like Adata or Epipia? Click to expand... Cheapest but "quality" brands...
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia Sep 28, 2006 #6 Yeah, they still have to meet a Mac's relatively high quality RAM standards.
MacBoobsPro macrumors 603 Jan 10, 2006 5,114 6 Sep 28, 2006 #7 mad jew said: They get the cheapest compatible RAM at the time. Click to expand... The cheapest most expensive RAM
mad jew said: They get the cheapest compatible RAM at the time. Click to expand... The cheapest most expensive RAM
generik macrumors 601 Original poster Aug 5, 2005 4,116 1 Minitrue Sep 28, 2006 #8 stuartluff said: The cheapest most expensive RAM Click to expand... Lol what a contradiction!