MacBook Pro 2011 RAM 8GB Kit 2 x 4GB - £59.97 @ Crescent Electronics

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  mikecj2 years, 1 month ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  
  
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  mikecj2 years, 1 month ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  Seller reviews
  http://reviews.pricegrabber.co.uk/crescent-electronics/r/11999/
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  mikecj2 years, 1 month ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  
  I choose this delivery option because I need it for Wednesday 13th / Thursday 14th at the latest.
  (and I'm too tight to choose the Next Day service!)
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  ehpablo2 years, 1 month ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  cracking price for mac book ram
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  Burqan2 years, 1 month ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  what is better this or the previously posted crucial memory?
  
  http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/8gb-kit-4gbx2-204-pin-sodimm-ddr3-1333mhz-pc3-10600-apple-macbook-pro-early-2011/898265?page=2
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  mattgrant2 years, 1 month ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  Bit new to Apple. How easy to fit?
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  marktime2 years, 1 month ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Burqan

  what is better this or the previously posted crucial memory?
  
  http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/8gb-kit-4gbx2-204-pin-sodimm-ddr3-1333mhz-pc3-10600-apple-macbook-pro-early-2011/898265?page=2

  
  
  No difference, same spec different manufacturer, both with a good reputation so might as well go for cheapest option.
  
  This will fit any standard DDR3 laptop that will allow for 2x4Gb modules btw, if you're not sure if it will be compatible don't forget youcan use Crucial.com's configurator tool on their homepage which will tell what your particular model can take.
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  Chinny_racoon2 years, 1 month ago1 Like #8Show comment toolsReply

  mattgrant

  Bit new to Apple. How easy to fit?

  
  Unscrew back, unplug old ram, plug in new ram and screw cover back on.
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  brokenarrow2 years, 1 month ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  Does anyone know if this will work with my DELL Studio 1557 (i7 cpu).
  
  Many thanks
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  brokenarrow2 years, 1 month ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  out of stock now. gutted!
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  Greedo2 years, 1 month ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  Chinny_racoon

  mattgrant

  Bit new to Apple. How easy to fit?

  
  Unscrew back, unplug old ram, plug in new ram and screw cover back on.

  
  Had trouble unscrewing the final screw on my MBP. Totally threaded it in the ended. Gah.
  
  Still, 8Gb makes it run dreamy.
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  logix882 years, 1 month ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  Will this work with Macbook Pro 13" Early 2011 i5 2.3ghz?
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  Chinny_racoon2 years, 1 month ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  logix88

  Will this work with Macbook Pro 13" Early 2011 i5 2.3ghz?

  
  Yes.
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  Burqan2 years, 1 month ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  marktime

  Burqan

  what is better this or the previously posted crucial memory?http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/8gb-kit-4gbx2-204-pin-sodimm-ddr3-1333mhz-pc3-10600-apple-macbook-pro-early-2011/898265?page=2

  No difference, same spec different manufacturer, both with a good reputation so might as well go for cheapest option.This will fit any standard DDR3 laptop that will allow for 2x4Gb modules btw, if you're not sure if it will be compatible don't forget youcan use Crucial.com's configurator tool on their homepage which will tell what your particular model can take.

  
  
  Thanks for that, i was trying to spot the difference between the technical specs between the 2 and the only thing i could spot is the following:
  
  Crucial Memory: PC3-10600
  Corsair Memory: PC310666
  
  Sincere apologies for my ignorance, but does that mean anything? Thanks in advance for your help
  
  BTW the Corsair is back in stock.
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  johnyboy452 years, 1 month ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  anyone know cheap ram for macbook 2010 that not 1333MHz but 1066MHz?
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  Agharta2 years, 1 month ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  johnyboy45

  anyone know cheap ram for macbook 2010 that not 1333MHz but 1066MHz?

  
  Faster RAM is backward compatible so you can go with 1,333MHz; the system will automatically set it to 1,066.
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  NezumiiroShinobi2 years, 1 month ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  DAMN IT D: i need some ram
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  Burqan2 years, 1 month ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  [/quote]No difference, same spec different manufacturer, both with a good reputation so might as well go for cheapest option.This will fit any standard DDR3 laptop that will allow for 2x4Gb modules btw, if you're not sure if it will be compatible don't forget youcan use Crucial.com's configurator tool on their homepage which will tell what your particular model can take.[/quote]Thanks for that, i was trying to spot the difference between the technical specs between the 2 and the only thing i could spot is the following:Crucial Memory: PC3-10600Corsair Memory: PC310666Sincere apologies for my ignorance, but does that mean anything? Thanks in advance for your helpBTW the Corsair is back in stock.[/quote]
  
  Answer from Crucial
  
  Thanks for your email.
  
  The PC number refers to the type and speed of module.
  
  The number directly after the PC shows the type of memory, for example PC2 would be DDR2 and PC3 would be DDR3 respectively. If there is no number after PC then this would be DDR memory. DDR3 is the latest generation of memory and this is what most new computers will ship with.
  
  After the dash the speed will be displayed. To use your example, PC3-10600 would be faster than PC3-8500, meaning the higher the number, the faster the speed.
  
  Please let us know if we can offer additional assistance or advice.
  
  
  Kind regards,
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  bent2 years, 1 month ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  Anyone actually received their orders? I ordered 10 days ago and nothing, just an immediate e-mail acknowledgement but no confirmation
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  mikecj2 years, 1 week ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  @bent
  Yes received my order within 2 days. Hope you got yours ok, especially by now!

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