True, in my macbook pro late 2011 only works 8Gb and 16Gb ... not recognized but not working at 16. can respond.
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Can you confirm the following as specs to your MacBook Pro late 2011? "204-pin PC-10600 (1333 MHz) DDR3" If your answer is yes than you can go to 16 by using the 2X8GB. Make sure to verify the RAM compatibility, then order the right RAM, you should be fine.
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I did not have any issues getting my MAC to recognize the additional 8GB when I started with 4gb. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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please read this url: http://blog.macsales.com/9102-secret-firmware-lets-late-08-macbooks-use-8gb and solve your question.
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According to the manual, the MacBook Pro for that year uses DDR3 SDRAM. This module will work. Be sure to have someone using Anti-static procedures install it.
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I had to use a flash hack to roll back to earlier macbook pro 15 firmware that set it for 1.5GBs, it seems to work ok. I did read where some folks on forum said it was the SATA cable on the Macbook Pro that was the problem and they bought a newer cable and swapped it to fix it
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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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This absolutely works in a Mid-2012 MacBook Pro 15" (non-Retina)I have purchased this memory on two separate occasions, both for a Mid-2012 MacBook Pro 15". I never, at any point, had a single problem with either of them. If someone says it will crash their logic board, I can almost guarantee it was caused by something else, probably negligence. Treat your MacBook well, and it will treat you well.
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Dear Jim, I bought 2 Data Doubler, one for my Macbook Pro 13" is 2011, and it has worked, and the other for a friend that has a Macbook Pro 15" 2010 and also worked perfectly, the Data Doubler comes with the proper connectors, best regards
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Hello. This memory is compatible with the Macbook Mid 2007 model. The problem is the logic board is only capable of addressing 3Gb of Ram. My recommendation is for you to buy 2+1 GB. According to Apple support, 2 GB is the maximum recommended. I hope this info is useful to you.
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First you have to check your current RAM and make sure it has same bus speed and pinFor me it is working perfect with my MacBook Pro 15 late 2011
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Hello Carmen, How are you? Your macbook Pro is DDR3 1600Mhz, right? Yes, will work in your macbook.
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First, know if it is compatible - Apple and Crucial will have tools for that.Second, buy four of these units to go to 16 - may not work if you add 3 to Apple's existing module.Cheers,VKR
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Yes, I put one in my Macbook 3,1 and went from 2 to 6 GB with no problem. The Mac recognized the 6 GB even though it says it only will do 4 GB.
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Peter, that is the model I own. MacBook 13-inch, Late 2009. The mac recognizes all 8 GB. Dual booting into windows with boot camp, and it recognizes all 8 GB too. I've been running this hardware with games too, and no system instability, overheating, etc. It works flawlessly.
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Hi, I brought this for my alienware, it works for i7 and total memory is 8GB. I am not sure if it will works well in a Macbook pro. sorry for not being too helpful.
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Yes, I put it in an early 2011 13' MacBook Pro and it runs great. Will not work with newer Retina models, since they have flash storage that is not replaceable.
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Would love to help you out with that but can't speak for the iMac. I put mine in an early 2011 MacBook Pro and worked wonderfully. And saved same cash! If this is the type of memory that Apple says that your iMac takes, then it should work.
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Hi, I also have mid 2009 macbook Pro, what can I use to upgrade the 2gb (original) memory? thanks