Crucial 4GB 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) Laptop Memory Model CT51264BC1067

Pros: Price, no cap, not a cheap slider.

Cons: Much slower than expected. at only 2-5 Megs a sec it can take a looong time to move HD videos.

Pros: I ran two RAM test apps at the same time and let it go overnight in a nettop. Worked like a charm, solid.

Cons: Price I guess?

Pros: Its 4GB. Its a good bang for the buck upgrade.

Cons: My macbook will only accept two of these.

Other Thoughts: Installed in a late 2008 unibody MacBook running OSX Lion. Crucial has been a reliable brand in my experience.

Pros: I originally bought this with my new ThinkPad almost a year ago, my computer came with 2GB, which is kinda small, considering Windows 7 operates best with 4GB of RAM, so I decided what the heck.

So I put this in my computer and now it has 6GB of RAM (5.75GB usable), it worked as soon as I turned my computer back on.

I just bought another one of these to max my computer out to 8GB (7.75GB usable). I definitely recommend this if your looking for a cheap but high quality RAM memory module.

Cons: None.

Pros: - Upgraded my Acer Aspire One 722-BZ197 from 2GB to 4GB

Cons: - None

Pros: so far, none

Cons: well, it never came to me, partly my fault, as my address change was wrong. when i spoke with customer service, they told me to wait one day and it would be cancelled. its not been cancelled and my money not refunded. they essentially were saying it because they didn't want to deal with my issue at that moment and looking to get me off the chatline. i have screenshots of the conversation that i plan to post somewhere, who knows.

Other Thoughts: i'll still order from newegg. part of this issue was my fault, but i expected better from customer service.

Pros: The price is great!
Worked perfectly in my Early 2009 Mac Mini, which accepts up to 8GB.

Cons: No cons, this is a great price. You should look at your machines allowed memory space and max it out.

Other Thoughts: Previously the original specs for early 2009 Mac mini was 4GB. It wasn't enough to run Windows 7 in a virtual machine with OS X side by side. It would run, but so slow I decided to just use bootcamp.

After realizing Apple released firmware to allow 8GB a while back. I am so happy because it made my machine the ability to run Windows 7 and OS X side by side even for intensive apps like Visual Studio 2010, SQL Server 2008, etc.

Pros: intended for my Mac Mini, had only 1GB so I add this module, now I have 5GB and for less then 25 bucks it made so much difference. I'm running Plex for my movie database, and it even improve playback with having more ram in system

Cons: no cons at all ... it's just ram

Pros: Works as expected for my 2010 Mac Book, Not kernal panics yet.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Its ram!
Easy to install.

Pros: Just got it, put it to MacbookPro7,1 2.66 13.3inch
Ran Memtest for 2 times. All tests passed.
8 GB now !!!, So happy.

Cons: Almost break it when try to pull out of the package.
The trick is push it from the back on one side.