S seron macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 23, 2012 #1 Would 1333 MHz RAM work in the new 2012 MBP 15"? And if so would it make a big difference compared to 1600 MHz RAM? I'm not pushing bleeding edge performance or play games but my apps do use a lot of RAM.
Would 1333 MHz RAM work in the new 2012 MBP 15"? And if so would it make a big difference compared to 1600 MHz RAM? I'm not pushing bleeding edge performance or play games but my apps do use a lot of RAM.
E Exana macrumors regular Jun 23, 2012 #2 Why DDR3-1333 ? DDR3-1600 cost the same price. Performance drop is low.
S seron macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 24, 2012 #3 Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB).
Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB).
M MR.BUTTON macrumors member Jun 24, 2012 #4 seron said: Would 1333 MHz RAM work in the new 2012 MBP 15"? And if so would it make a big difference compared to 1600 MHz RAM? I'm not pushing bleeding edge performance or play games but my apps do use a lot of RAM. Click to expand... yes it will. the 3rd-gen intel core processors support both 1333/1600, but 1066 is excluded.
seron said: Would 1333 MHz RAM work in the new 2012 MBP 15"? And if so would it make a big difference compared to 1600 MHz RAM? I'm not pushing bleeding edge performance or play games but my apps do use a lot of RAM. Click to expand... yes it will. the 3rd-gen intel core processors support both 1333/1600, but 1066 is excluded.
S seron macrumors newbie Original poster Jun 24, 2012 #5 MR.BUTTON said: yes it will. the 3rd-gen intel core processors support both 1333/1600, but 1066 is excluded. Click to expand... Thank you. That gave me a clue for search and I also found this info from Intel.
MR.BUTTON said: yes it will. the 3rd-gen intel core processors support both 1333/1600, but 1066 is excluded. Click to expand... Thank you. That gave me a clue for search and I also found this info from Intel.
E Exana macrumors regular Jun 24, 2012 #6 seron said: Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB). Click to expand... It seems big. Sweden looks to have higher price than France/Germany/Belgium. 😱 I was looking for 16 GB DDR3-1600 CL10 from Corsair (about 120 ). DDR3-1333 CL9 cost ~110 . Did you have Amazon in Sweden ?
seron said: Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB). Click to expand... It seems big. Sweden looks to have higher price than France/Germany/Belgium. 😱 I was looking for 16 GB DDR3-1600 CL10 from Corsair (about 120 ). DDR3-1333 CL9 cost ~110 . Did you have Amazon in Sweden ?
S Skjetne macrumors member Jun 24, 2012 #7 seron said: Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB). Click to expand... What do you need 16gb's for? I found 8gb for 499 or 1198 for 16gb. Thats a pretty good price 🙂
seron said: Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB). Click to expand... What do you need 16gb's for? I found 8gb for 499 or 1198 for 16gb. Thats a pretty good price 🙂
E Exana macrumors regular Jun 24, 2012 #8 Skjetne said: What do you need 16gb's for? I found 8gb for 499 or 1198 for 16gb. Thats a pretty good price 🙂 Click to expand... That's look better.
Skjetne said: What do you need 16gb's for? I found 8gb for 499 or 1198 for 16gb. Thats a pretty good price 🙂 Click to expand... That's look better.
M macindork macrumors regular Jun 24, 2012 #9 I just bought and installed 16GB Corsair kit I bought at Fry's for $90.
SMacDuff macrumors 6502 Jun 24, 2012 #10 seron said: Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB). Click to expand... I only see a 28 dollar (200kr) difference when using prisjakt.nu. For that price difference, I'd go with the 1600s.
seron said: Are you saying that it works and that the difference in performance is negligible? Where I live (in Sweden) there's a price difference (~40$ for 16 GB). Click to expand... I only see a 28 dollar (200kr) difference when using prisjakt.nu. For that price difference, I'd go with the 1600s.