Question 1

I'm upgrading the RAM on my macbook pro. I'm looking for 8GB 1067 MHz but it looks like you only have 1066, does this matter?

Accepted Answer

I've never heard of 1067 RAM.  If you want, run Crucial's System Scanner from their website to make sure you get the correct type of RAM.

I've ordered Crucial RAM for dozens of PCs and Macs and have never had a problem!   :)

Question 2

I have a Mac Book Pro with 2 2GB RAM strips. How to find out if it's expandable, and at what cost? Thank you.

Accepted Answer

It would depend on the year of your Mack Book Pro. I have a late 2008 model mac book pro that also started at 4 GB. I've since upgraded it to now have 8 GB of RAM. It recognized and functions properly with the 8.

Crucial has an advisor tool that is really helpful in telling you which type of ram is compatible with your specific mac. Might be worth visiting their website and then purchasing from newegg.

Good luck!

Question 3

Would this work in my 2009 macbook pro?

Accepted Answer

It worked in my Late 08 MacBook aluminum unibody but you may have faster memory I don't know. It should work regardless but if you had say 1333 Mhz memory you will not be running at those speeds. Also you could just build/buy a whole new PC.

Question 4

I have a Mac Book Pro 2009-2010 13 inch. How much Ram can I upgrade to? Im currently running 2gb of ram and my mac is slow!

Accepted Answer

Late 2008 to early 2010 will take a maximum of 8GB, possibly with an EFI firmware flash required before it will be recognized.  Later models will take 16GB.  Everymac has some guides to which can be upgraded and to how much.  Be sure to match the exact type of RAM, Crucial is a good bet in my experience

Question 5

will this work in a late 2009 MacBook 13"?

Accepted Answer

I assume you mean Mid 2009 MacBook Pro? No such thing as a Late 2009 so far as I know. Regardless, yes, DDR3-1066 PC3-8500 8MB will work in a Mid 2009 MacBook Pro. And I'm pretty sure that 8MB is the maximum you can put in there.

Question 6

Has anyone put this into a late 2008 aluminum Macbook?

Accepted Answer

Put mine into a mid 2009 Macbook Pro (aluminum case), not sure if it's exactly your rig. But mine works great.

Question 7

Is it for Apple MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2010) Laptop/Notebook?

on crucial site they have a different product# :
Part Number: CT3309360
Module Size: 8GB Kit (4GBx2)
Package: 204-pin SODIMM
Feature: DDR3 PC3-8500
Specs: DDR3 PC3-8500 • CL=7 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1066 • 1.5V • 512Meg x 64 • lead free • halogen free • for Mac

Accepted Answer

I used this memory for my Mac Mini (2009), which works great.

No clue if it will work in a MacBook pro.  Crucial's website is usually pretty reliable, so ff the part numbers don't match, then I wouldn't buy.

Question 8

will this work on a late 2009 MacBook?

Accepted Answer

Don't know. Mine is working great on my mid-2010 MacBook Pro. But if you Google it, I'm sure you'll find the answer. I think the 1066 and your MAC model number are what matter.

Question 9

I have a mac book pro mid 2009 need to know if this is compatible ?

Accepted Answer

Judy S, go to Apple's Support page and search their tech specs for your model.  This will tell you which memory to use and how much you Mac can take.

Question 10

Hello,

Would this memory work on Macbook Unibody 2008 model?

Accepted Answer

I have used it for that before and it worked for me. But I would suggest using Crucials website and do a computer scan. It will show you compatible products.

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