What is the max ram capacity for the macbook 4 or 8 GB??
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According to Wikipedia, 4 GB is supported by Apple but you can put in 8 GB. I upgraded to 4 GB.
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As per the apple website YES. It should hold a max of 4 gb with 2gb per slot. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1593 reference.
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I am running a late '08 15" 2.4GHz and am running 8GB, so yes it is possible to run 8GB of memory. Apple came out with a firmware update after release, but never updated the specs to reflect the new maximum memory capability.
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Update the BIOS to A17, then, you will be able to put 4GB in the RAM, but it shows 3.25GB.
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Hello Mia,Your MacBook is from about the right year. The only way I can be sure is if you give me your macbook's model number. It's usually written really small on the bottom of the computer. It will probably look something like "MA699LL/A," if you email the model number of your MacBook I will let you know exactly which ram to buy and how much you can use. Thanks
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Since the computer was a gift to my granddaughter, I do not have the system documentation to check. But, I would say that the maximum total RAM would be 8 GB. However, you must be using a 64 bit operating system to address more than 4 GB. If you need a more positive answer, check with Lenovo at their web site.
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This is not one of the base configurations for the MacBook Air, and thus Amazon.com won't offer it (it has never offered more than base configurations in the past). If you would like 8 GB of RAM in your Air, the most popular options is to order it from the Apple Store: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_air/selectI understand that B&H; may offer some 8 GB configurations, but you're guaranteed to get exactly what you want if you order it from the online Apple Store. That's what I did for mine - I have the 13"/i5/8 GB RAM/256 GB SSD configuration.
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mine had 4gb and i upgraded to the 8gb.. which i think is the min amount of ram to have
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My answer was for Mac Book Pro. There are several models of "MACs" so you need to do homework for your model. You may be able to do better than 4GB and at higher speed since your mode is newer than mine. Some memory sellers have downloadable memory checkers so you are shown the right memory for your machine. Good luck.
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As stated above, it initially has a 4GB and 2GB module installed. However it maxes out at 16GB RAM (8 x 2). You can use 1600MHz DDR3 RAM. I recommend the Crucial 16GB RAM kit from Amazon: Crucial 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR3L-1600 SODIMM Memory for Mac (CT2K8G3S160BM )
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This model can use 2 sticks of 4GB 1067MHz (8GB total) of RAM. I used the Kingston 1066MHz modules in a friend's MacBook & it worked perfectly. I like Kingston & put an 8GB set in my new 2012 Mac mini.
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You can use up to 2 GB per slot, so the max would be 8 GB (up to PC2-6400 speed), I have not tried 4 GB memory in one slot, it may work, but isn't officially supported.
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Here is the CORRECT answer...Apple sells up to 8GB installed, via two 4GB cards. You can remove those cards and replace them with two 8GB cards, giving you 16GB. The OS works great with them. I've used Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and now Yosemite. You cannot go higher than 16GB because the processors in that model can't use more than 16GB.BTW, I bought my MacBook Pro with 4GB installed, and it cost me less to buy my own 16GB than it would have had I bought 8GB from Apple. Apple charges a premium for memory for no good reason. They use standard memory in all their devices. My MacBook came with Samsung memory installed, which is nothing special, believe me. Here is the CORRECT answer...Apple sells up to 8GB installed, via two 4GB cards. You can remove those cards and replace them with two 8GB cards, giving you 16GB. The OS works great with them. I've used Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and now Yosemite. You cannot go higher than 16GB because the processors in that model can't use more than 16GB.BTW, I bought my MacBook Pro with 4GB installed, and it cost me less to buy my own 16GB than it would have had I bought 8GB from Apple. Apple charges a premium for memory for no good reason. They use standard memory in all their... » Read More Here is the CORRECT answer...Apple sells up to 8GB installed, via two 4GB cards. You can remove those cards and replace them with two 8GB cards, giving you 16GB. The OS works great with them. I've used Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, and now Yosemite. You cannot go higher than 16GB because the processors in that model can't use more than 16GB.BTW, I bought my MacBook Pro with 4GB installed, and it cost me less to buy my own 16GB than it would have had I bought 8GB from Apple. Apple charges a premium for memory for no good reason. They use standard memory in all their devices. My MacBook came with Samsung memory installed, which is nothing special, believe me. « Show Less
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This is not one of the base configurations for the MacBook Air, and thus Amazon.com won't offer it (it has never offered more than base configurations in the past). If you would like 8 GB of RAM in your Air, the most popular options is to order it from the Apple Store: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/family/macbook_air/select I understand that B&H may offer some 8 GB configurations, but you're guaranteed to get exactly what you want if you order it from the online Apple Store. That's what I did for mine - I have the 13"/i5/8 GB RAM/256 GB SSD configuration.
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4GB (two 2GB SO-DIMMs) of 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM; supports up to 8GB on the 2.53GHz MacBook Pro(MB991LL/A), according to another user the 1066MHz will work. Good luck, you will be happy with the upgrade.
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yeah man, this will 100% work. your machine tops out at 8GB though **according to Apple ;)
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The maximum RAM supported on this model is 8GB. There are two memory slots.