What’s the maximum ram for MC207LL/A late 2009

[50mmstudios]

MC207LL/A MacBook late 2009 can I add 16 go ram to it with no problems?

 

[EugW]

Nope. Max is 8 GB RAM.

 

[sergeyz]

Mine had 8 GB. As far as I know - this is the maximum

 

[BrianBaughn]

Maybe it's because I visit the site regularly and Google search skews my results that way but when I search for "MC207LL/A late 2009" the first result I get is this detail page at everymac.com.

 

[EugW]

Off topic but:

If you’re running High Sierra on that model MacBook, you’ll occasionally get this Nvidia 9400M video glitch.

https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...cbook6-1-please-try-this-safari-test.2069901/

 

[50mmstudios]

Thank you all for the information I was just wondering cause I currently have 4gb of ram I wanted it to move a lil faster so I guess ill or the 8gb set instead of the 16

 

[DeltaMac]

8GB of RAM will not hurt, and might make a noticeable improvement.
Replacing a hard drive with an SSD WILL make your MacBook feel faster even than when it was new...
Both upgrades would be a Good Thing™

 

[50mmstudios]

8GB of RAM will not hurt, and might make a noticeable improvement.
Replacing a hard drive with and SSD WILL make your MacBook feel faster even than when it was new...
Both upgrades would be a Good Thing™

Whats the best SSD To upgrade to? I actually want it to run faster

 

[DeltaMac]

I like Crucial - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0764WCXCV
Samsung is good, too.

 

[50mmstudios]

I like Crucial - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0764WCXCV
Samsung is good, too.

ill look into it asap

 

[BrianBaughn]

Your SATA bus is 3.0GB/s so something cheap like SanDisk will work great.

 

[EugW]

Yeah, get the SSD and see how it goes. SSD + 4 GB is actually fairly decent for a lot of stuff. SSD + 8 GB is even better, but for many people it isn't as big of a jump. 16 GB is overkill for many people, but it's moot for you anyway, since you can't install 16 GB.