erk, it is true.>? how about others..?

mine's better,weird more memory = faster.

Macbook 13" - DDR2 667Mhz

So far me ok...
Im using Corsair Value Ram...1x1GB + 1x2GB = 3GB (my MB max out 3GB only.. )
My previous iMac & PB also using corsair......thats why I stick with it....

..and I do feel improvements la.....

This post has been edited by Mr. Alby: Dec 16 2008, 11:23 AM

OK, nice, today i will probably buy Kingston KVR 667 2Gb at PCdepot megamall Penang since im staying here,

Hope fully there will no problem with my macbook after i install my ram there.

hey mac sifus here.. i'm going to purchase a macbook 2.4ghz alu tomorrow at machines.. they're offering 2gb ddr3 ram for their promotion.. does anyone know how to check whether they install a ddr3 for you or a ddr2? cause as i know, ddr3 rams are expensive and moreover they're offering 2gb.. thats quite alot although there will be 3gb in total in the end.. does anyone know how to check? i'm just curious here cause apple stuff doesn't come cheap..

just upgraded my MBP to 4gb huhu

Sifues around, pls guide me..how to install a new ram(kingston or corsair from pc fair) onto a mac?? i'm using the old macbook..i mean, the previous 1 before the alu

Try check at youtube.com

dude if they install ddr2 u macbook wont even start up man. go under the apple logo and click "About This Mac",it'll display the amount of memory.

thanks alot man.. i will check it out tomorrow..

ur 1gb memory is it both 512 and ur 2 gb memory is it only one slot?

i'm not sure whether dual channel of combining both memory will have better effects in terms of speed.

How much is the Macbook Pro - DDR 3 1066Mhz 2GB RAM?

same price as Jeya quoted it

Seems that the most recent firmware update has also helped to solve some stability issues regarding ram upgrades on the new alu macbooks. Anyone else here considering to upgrade their rams on the alu macbooks? I'm thinking of upgrading to 4gb and Machines is offering about rm799 for 2x2gb DDR3 modules. If there could be a cheaper and also safe option I would like to consider that

http://ramjet.com/ItemDescription.asp?Item=MBAL4G
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820148191



This post has been edited by _skeevs: Dec 17 2008, 04:51 PM

their rams are certified KTA go for it bro,plus i think theres a 10% cash rebate for secondary purchase if you are a machines member

The ones offered by Mac Studio at LYP is < RM 600.
But not sure which brand...

from 512x2 to 1GBx2

Anyone here can vouch for MacStudio ? I've read in another thread that they have such bad customer service and this is regarding the LYP branch.

i have sucessfully updgrade my macbook white early jan 2008 with kingston KVR667 Ram which cost me rm69 perstick of 2GB of ram, so total my macbook is 4GB of ram,

so far no problem whatsoever eventhough i try to open all app which have take 1.4GB of ram usage on my macbook,

anyway i do feel the differences of my macbook of this 4GB of ram but personally i must say, 2GB of ram should be alright if doing basic job( like me, surfing net,dl movie and play song etc).

but with the cost of rm69 per stick, better to uprade it to the max.. huhuhu...

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Added on December 18, 2008, 1:12 pmbtw my old macbook ram brand is Hynix, its a korea brand ddr2 ram and my macbook is week 38 production...

This post has been edited by TakanoKyohei: Dec 18 2008, 01:12 PM

@TakanoKyohei at RM69 per stick, that is freakin cheap and absolute reason to upgrade to 4gb man. heh.