which memory should I choose? Need Help!

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  1. Dammit Cubs, Nov 24, 2007

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  2. DesignerOnMac, Nov 24, 2007

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    ?????????

    What computer is the RAM for?
    What do you have now?
    Want to max out the RAM?

    This memory is for a laptop or an iMac, etc.

    More info would be helpful, thanks.
     
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  3. Dammit Cubs, Nov 24, 2007

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    this is for a

    2.2 ghz macbook.

    I was going to max out since it seems so cheap. and some people are saying its worthwhile to max out.
     
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  4. eyazdchi, Nov 25, 2007

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    i would get two sticks of the 2 gig sticks that newegg is selling. that will max out your ram for you and not be too expensive.
     
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  5. Keiichi, Nov 25, 2007

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    same question here. however i cannot buy from newegg as i don't live inside the us but with ram prices being so low i'd really like to upgrade to 4 gb.

    which of the following can you recommend me for a 2.4 ghz mbp and does pc-800 make sense. the santa rosa chipset will most likely treat them as pc-667 right?

    OCZ SO-DIMM Kit 4096MB PC2-6400S CL5 (DDR2-800)
    Patriot SO-DIMM Kit 4096MB PC5300S CL5 (DDR2-667)
    OCZ SO-DIMM Kit 4096MB PC2-5300S CL5 (DDR2-667)
     
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  6. Cybergypsy, Nov 25, 2007

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    2.2 takes up to 4G, so get
    2x2 stcks
     
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  7. Dammit Cubs, Nov 25, 2007

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    Thanks guys for the information. I just ordered 2 sticks. The 44.99 deal was gone. It didn't matter. 120 bucks for 4 gigs of ram is pretty sweet deal.

    4gigs here I come!!!!!!!
     
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  8. kutrack1, Nov 25, 2007

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    im not sure the 800 will be recognized as 667 even with SR chipset.
     
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