The chipset cannot accept more, it's a hardware limitation, nothing more to it. Upgrading to 16gb is still well over a grand, I'd wait and buy a quad core instead, you'd probably notice more bang for your buck.Why is there an 8Gb limit to RAM in my late-2010 15" MBP?
Is that an actual limit, or could I eventually upgrade to 16Gb?
The chipset cannot accept more, it's a hardware limitation, nothing more to it. Upgrading to 16gb is still well over a grand, I'd wait and buy a quad core instead, you'd probably notice more bang for your buck.
Not anymore.
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other World Computing/1333DDR3S16P/
Fell $50 today and $100 over the weekend.
Not anymore.
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other World Computing/1333DDR3S16P/
Fell $50 today and $100 over the weekend.
Yes. There is a physical limitation, like I said in my very first post.So there is a physical limitation preventing the running of two 8Gb sticks?
16Gb would let me devote 8Gb to Windows in VMWare Fusion.
So there is a physical limitation preventing the running of two 8Gb sticks?
16Gb would let me devote 8Gb to Windows in VMWare Fusion.