does this support early 2011 MB Pro? Not sure where to look in my system info settings to be able to tell.
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I have a mid 2009 and it works great. I suggest contacting the seller to ask the question. They are very helpfull
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Not sure, bought as a replacement for my son's MB Pro. It is about 4 years old. He said it works fine. Not sure if that helps?
1245451
No it wont work. Your best bet is too take out your MB and find the model number on yours or search on various sites that sell MBs for your model. Happy Holidays
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If the new MB Pro has a USB3 port it should work. I know it works on my older MB and my iMac which only has 2.0 capability.
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No, New Egg had this offer a few months ago. Apparently the memory was not compatible with the MB anyway.
201968
Its working fine in my early 2011 macbook pro. Strange that they are stating this now?
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No, this memory will only work in Servers or Mac Pros. There may be a few other types of boards that will fit it, but those boards MUST support FBDIMM. If your motherboard does not spec Fully Buffered DIMMs, then it will not fit.
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Hi You need to check if you are using DDR3 Memory on your mac pro if it's DDR2 YES these work on it. Thank you
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From what I can tell this board P4M800PRO-M v2.0 will not support the memory. The key to this memory is the ECC (Error Correction & Checking memory) which is used more for server motherboards. I found that information here http://www.game-debate.com/motherboard/index.php?mot_id=1486&motherboard;=ECS%20P4M800PRO-M%20(V2.0). I would not recommend buying this kind of memory for this board.
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Yes. It should work. I have it installed on my Lenovo U430 with 8.1 x64 and it works fine. Don't see why it won't with the Pro.
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No, you have to check if they have a drive for that model before buy, this one is for mid 2011 only
68763
Yes, although it may not have the latest version as this is an Early 2011 MacBook Pro.
198352
Yes, the memory slots are open, so the speed of memory shouldnt matter. I think they took the description from the MB...it fits the board, and whatever is installed on it.
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check gigabyte webpage get owners manual for your MB, it will tell you chip compatibly.
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My suggestion is do a search on your make and model on both the H-P website and Tom's Hardware (http://www.tomshardware.com/). I invariably find what I need to know on Tom's site or the manufacturer's. I'm assuming you either have the machine's manual or have downloaded it in PDF format. It should definitely tell you all about your memory and upgrading the same. Hope this helps...
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Hello Peter, The Early 2009 Mac Pro only supports up to 16GB using four Unbuffered ECC 1333MHz 4GB memory modules. Part number KVR1333D3N9/8G is a Non-ECC 1333MHz 8GB module and is not compatible with that system. We no longer support the Early 2009 Mac Pro as we no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with it. You may be able to find the discontinued compatible 4GB memory module KTA-MP1333/4G from some resellers. Thank you for your interest in Kingston ValueRAM. -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I really don't know. I was only interested in anti freeze which mey MB spec's.
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No, it does not work. This is for the macafe 2 port. Yours uaes the original macsafe port. So it does not fit in your MB Pro.