I'm looking to upgrade my Mac mini with a 1GB stick. Crucial advisor list PC2700 memory, but I thought I read the minis came with PC3200? I was planning on buying from NewEgg? What 1GB stick are people using and have had good luck with?
Even though the bus on the mini is for PC2700 RAM, Apple has been shipping PC3200 RAM w/ the minis. This could be because they are in more supply and therefore cheaper.
I'm not sure, but I remember RAM being backwards compatible to some extent. Clarification anyone?
I have been following the Mac mini RAM upgrade now for some time and the best deal seems to be the gig stick at New Egg. You could get cheaper but this is quality RAM that has a lifetime warrenty and has been reviewed by countless mini users. The gig stick is only $97. It's what I am going to get soon when I get the mini.
I used the Crucial memory selector that was said to work for the Mac mini. While I couldn't find the exact same model number on newegg.com, I found a 1 GB Crucial stick with the same specs.
This is the exact same model I have in my Mac mini. I've been running it for nearly two months without issue. I paid $200 for this stick two months ago - it is now under $130. Great buy!