Will this memory kit work in a 2009 17 inch MacBookPro 5,2 Intel Core 2 Duo? And will I be able to install it myself? Thanks.
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According to this: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1270#link6 Yes you can. The installation is straight forward. Just follow the instructions and ensure you have the proper screwdriver for the task.
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Will this memory kit work in a old 17 inch MacBookPro 3.1 Intel Core 2 Duo?
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Check this site for steps (For Unibody): http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Replacing+MacBook+Pro+17-Inch+Unibody+RAM/3419/1It is simple, I did for Mid-2010 13" MacBook Pro and it was easy.
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Yes and Yes. I got this for my 2009 13" MacBook Pro and was able to install it easily (the link below to shows that the RAM is the same for the 17"). All you need is a small enough screw driver that fits the bottom screws on your laptop - check that it fits now, or order a cheap one on here with your RAM. And follow the apple support to see pictures of where the RAM is, be sure to shut it off, ground yourself to eliminate static, and just touch the edges (not the chips) to keep your hands from getting finger oils on it. It's all here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1270
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It worked fine on my 2009 13 inch MacBook Pro. I did not install myself so cannot comment on how easy it is
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Hi Vicky! If your Macbook is an Intel base processor you should be able to use this RAM. I suggest that you check you Macbook to confirm compatibility. I know it could be difficult to select a good, not over price RAM. But this one work for me. -Check on Apple menu>About this Mac> and look for the info about memory upgrade. Also, is you know you Macbook S/N you could google it. I wish you the best of luck!
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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 believe the model ID on that model is MacPro5,1 in which case yes this memory is compatible with that machine.
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I'm far from being an expert on Apple devices (I bought this for a friend) but for what I can see on the Apple web site, 2008 MacBook requires DDR2 and these are DDR3 which makes it non-compatible with your device. Sorry to give you bad news. These is what I think might work for you: Komputerbay MACMEMORY Apple 4GB (single 4GB stick) PC2-5300 667MHz DDR2 SODIMM iMac and Macbook MemoryI think 4GB is the maximum for a 2008 MacBook but as stated I'm not MacBook owner so I'm not 100% sure. Good luck!
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Hi Willy, I bought this memory for 13 inch White Unibody 2009 (late) Macbook which was later upgraded to mavericks. The laptop in question was upgraded from 2gb to 8gb in under 5 minutes. You can expect a HUGE performance improvement.
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Yes, at first I thought that it was different memory I bought for my Mac, but looks like it was the same. Works fine in a late-2011 MacBook Pro.
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Hi Alan. It worked in the 13" mid-2009 Macbook Pro I installed it in, so it should work in yours. Good luck!
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Yes it's supposed to I have installed it on a 2009 model Mac, and it worked flawlessly so it should work fine for you however if you are still not sure if it's for your laptop you can contact crucial directly over the phone or via their web site and just give them your laptops make and model and they will tell you if it is or not. It has worked on every laptop I istalled them into so far which is 4 different ones (2 Windows and 2 Mac's) with no problems.Ken,
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I think you have the 15-in model. I have the 13-in. Both mid 2012 are using ivy bridge circuitry means that memory kit can run just fine with your macbook. I still am running this kit for 15 months now with no issues.
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Check out this page: http://www.kingston.com/us/memory/search?DeviceType=3&Mfr;=APP&Line;=MacBook%20Pro%20(DDR3)&Model;=62541
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Yes, that RAM should work in your MacBook (2009). I believe your max RAM is 4GB. I also have the 2009 MacBook 2.13GHz notebook and it's running in mine.
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I installed the 500 GB on a 2008 macbook. same size 2.5" Sata, 5400 rpm. It works great. Your model is a year newer than mine, it should work. Check the specifications of your comp Hd (u can google macbook 2009 specs) and make sure they match description of this HD. Hope this helps, changing hd is easy and if you're not sure how to do it, check youtube.
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Mathew, I really wish I could answer this for you. I installed this memory kit in a Mid 2009 24" iMac. It's like a new computer now, hopefully you'll be able to. FYI, Apple told me my system was not upgradable, that I was maxed at 4GB. Have you tried Crucial's website? It's very intuitive, you can either plug in your system info or download their memory scan tool. Www.crucial.com. Good luck!
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I have never put in in a Mac bit it looks like it will work by the Crucial Advisor > http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=MacBook%20Pro%20%2813-inch%20and%2015-inch%2C%20Mid%202012%29
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Are you talking about the late 2008 model? I have the same machine and ran a system scan using Crucial's software. I also used the drop-down check. Both said this kit in not compatible--in fact, that there is no compatible 8GB RAM kit from Crucial. Go here: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/support-memory-mac
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I don't know how or why your question came to me but I am not the owner and seller of this item. Good Luck!Probably because the MacBookPro is capable of being up graded to 8GB with simple change in memory RAM cards.