firstly, why do you need 16GB memory?
what applications will you be using?

Bry7... Thx for the tip

Feins .... Where is this site?

is the link below the same one?
i found their Amazon account from the link given above

http://www.amazon.de/Komputerbay-PC3-10600...35281620&sr=1-2

8GB for RM189? sound like a great update for my current 8gb Mac Mini!

Hi ,my office is planning to Mac Pro 2.1 and 4.1 Graphic card,coz we r planning to upgrade our Adobe software to CS6 ,currently using Cs3 and 4. Please give me suggestion.

Mac pro 2.1 hardware
Mac Pro 2.1
Proccessor Quad Core Intel Xeon
Processor Speed 3GHZ
Total of Cores:8
number or processors :2
Memory :7GB 667Mhz DDr2 FB-DiMM
Mac OsX version: 10.4.11 （will upgrade to Snow leopard）
Display :Nvidia GeForce 7300GT 256Ram

Mac Pro 4.1
Model Name:        Mac Pro
  Model Identifier:        MacPro4,1
  Processor Name:        Quad-Core Intel Xeon
  Processor Speed:        2.26 GHz
  Number Of Processors:        2
  Total Number Of Cores:        8
  L2 Cache (per core):        256 KB
  L3 Cache (per processor):        8 MB
  Memory:        10 GB
  Processor Interconnect Speed:        5.86 GT/s
Display：NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512MB

Hi, has anyone serviced their macbooks at maccity @ 1U? My harddisk is failing, and I'm unsure if it's worth sending it in for diagnostics (rm60 + rm100 for opening up the MBP) and find out if there's a chance to repair the disk. Or just go elsewhere to replace my hard disk where I'll get at least 3 years warranty, as opposed to apple's 1 year warranty.

I've also done a bit of research, and am eyeing the Seagate Momentus XT hybrid drive.

Are there any good service/repair centers where I can bring my own disk for replacement?

Charges are steep. I went there a couple of weeks ago to install 8GB X 2 ram and they asked for RM100.
So found the small screwdriver needed for the MBP 15" and installed myself.

If your HDD is backed up, perhaps you can save some money from NOT giving to maccity and get the HDD you want and DIY.
Many helpful guides on the net.
Only thing is to make sure you get the small screwdriver needed to take the back panel off. Keep track of where the long and short screws go. I placed my MBP on a cloth on a table and took out the screws and placed them around on the cloth corresponding to the location of the holes.

It may be a good idea to browse forums to check for your chosen HDD compatibility with the Mac OS you are currently using.

Cheers.

What is the best 7200rpm drive to get for Macbook 3.1 (2007 White)?

From what I saw online, WD Scorpio Black 500GB seems good.
Got many positive reviews about it, also got negative remarks (OS stuttering/lag which can never be fix)
But Seagate seems worse...

Anyone got personal experience upgrading MB3.1 2007 White HDD? Advice needed...

Seems like quite alot of mixed reviews, headache already... thanks for sharing

May I ask,
Did you just pull out the old drive, plug in the new seagate drive and reinstall OS X from DVD / Bootable USB?
Or did you copy a disk image of your old drive (image backup/restore)?
Or, plug out old drive, install OSX to the new HDD thru a USB 2.5'' HDD adapted? Then only plug in the new HDD into the bay?
Any do/don't advice?

Current:
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Early 2011)
2.3 GHz Intel Core i5
4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
320GB HDD

Plan:
Mixed Drive Setup
Main Bay >>>> SSD Sata 3
Optical Bay >>>> move my current 320GB here
16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3

Is there any problem/issue with my plan?
I plan to do a clean install of OS in SSD, but remain my data files in HDD. After i install OS, how can i delete OS in HDD without delete the data files in it?

I've been told by Machines service centre, that my MBP 13 2011 was sluggish due to my previous 8GB DDR3 Kingston RAM were not that suitable. I was wondering how far is true? Because in fact, it were very sluggish whenever I reboot the machine.