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Thursday, December 27th, 2012 Author: Other World Computing announced today through its MaxRAM program the immediate availability of and OWC Memory Upgrade Kits that enable owners of 2010 Mac mini, MacBook 13″, and 2.4GHz MacBook Pro 13″ computers to add up to 16GB of RAM — up to double the previous listed maximum capacity of 8GB. Like all OWC Memory Upgrade Kits, a and OWC Lifetime warranty are included for each Mac model. OWC Lab Proves 16GB Capability By maintaining its own with the industry’s most extensive collection of Apple Macintosh computers, second only to Apple itself, OWC is uniquely positioned to perform ongoing testing and development of memory upgrade kits for Macs made over the past 25 years. This capability enabled OWC engineers to test confirm 2010 Mac mini, MacBook 13″, and 2.4GHz MacBook Pro 13″ computers are for the following hardware and software conditions:. Mac mini (Mid 2010)/Mac mini Server (Mid 2010) – Model ID: Macmini4,1. 13″ MacBook (Mid 2010) – Model ID: MacBoook7,1. 13″ MacBook Pro 2.4GHz (Mid 2010) – Model ID: MacBookPro7,1.
Mac OS X 10.7.5 or later is installed OWC MaxRAM Memory Upgrades for 2010 Mac mini, MacBook 13 “, and 2.4GHz MacBook Pro 13 ” computers:. Add to one existing factory installed memory module for up to 12GB total memory.
Replaces both existing factory installed modules for 16GB total memory. Customers can enjoy additional savings by utilizing OWC’s and receive cash back for their original Apple factory memory modules. Mac mini and MacBook owners who are unsure if their machine is among those that can be expanded can consult a OWC has created to help Mac owners determine their machine’s Model ID. OWC also offers a complete that assists tower, desktop, and notebook Mac owners in quickly determining the available memory options for nearly any Mac model. Mac mini and MacBook owners of machines that cannot be expanded to 16GB and/or are running up to OS 10.7.4 can still upgrade memory up to 8GB via. Maximum Memory Recommended for OS X Lion Users While Apple’s official minimum RAM requirement for OS X Lion is 2GB, industry experts agree 4GB of RAM is the minimum that should be installed for optimum performance of typical daily computer usage. For more advanced uses such as graphics production, A/V editing, and/or running a virtual machine, 8GB and more installed RAM is highly recommended for maximum performance benefit.
“ We’re quite pleased to offer owners of these specific 2010 machines the ability to double the amount of memory previously thought to be the maximum,” said Larry O’Connor, Founder and CEO, Other World Computing. “ Adding more memory is one of the easiest and most cost effective upgrades a computer owner can make. It allows applications to operate more efficiently by unleashing the processing power of any machine.”. Hello Jarrod, thank you for your reply. Looking through your website for test results, I found two pages, Here; And here; Both pages show test results for multiple models for most years, but 2010 only shows results for the 13″. Since the 2010 17″ was the last 17″ screen MacBook Pro before the 2011 debacle, and in light of evidence for at least some 2010 models being able to run 16GB with the right OS, it seems a good business move to test with later operating systems.
After all, you are able to charge twice as much for the 16GB set. Just a thought. I’ve got the 16gb kit in my mid 2010 macbook pro, and it’d been working as 16gb, showed up in the about this mac info, and i was running sierra. Not sure when it happened, but now my macbook only shows 8gb of ram and is treating the second slot as if it is empty. I’ve swapped the sticks, same result. Any clue if its a sierra update that wiped this out and if so, which last known version works?
Or if there’s a way with homebrew or onyx or something to switch it back to recognizing the ram? Thanks, I don’t know where else to ask! I did upgrade my 2010 Mac Mini successfully with one of those 16 GB RAM I bought last June 2016 while I was visiting the USA. After 2 weeks the Mac Mini went to sleep while I was in the middle of a Dreamweaver task. It has not awakened from that sleep. A reputable computer MAC/PC repair shop here in Manila, Philippines was not able to revive it; so I proceeded and bought a good same exact model Mac Mini from e-bay and had it shipped across the ocean here to Manila. It came with Sierra pre-installed and it would not take the 16GB RAM.
I downgraded to a clean install Mountain Lion (which I still prefer to use) and still it will not accept the RAM. I checked the EFI Boot Rom version and I did upgrade the machine to the latest available on Apple’s Support site and it still will not take the 16GB.
It is running fine with my old 8GB RAM, but do any of you have any clue as to why this might be a possible solution would even be better:) Thanks! Thanks again, Dyllon. I had been on the road in remote areas and had no internet access. Though I checked my e-mail and did not see what you sent on 3/3 or 3/8, not even in the SPAM folder. Anyway what I wanted to know is if you know of any instances before when this had happened to a 2.4 Ghz Mid-2010 Mac Mini and if there is a known solution. Basically, when I replace the 8GB with the 16GB, the Mini just attempts to start and a red light inside the earphone input socket lights up then turns off with the Mac Mini making a very faint “POWER OFF” sound.” Any clue what it might be? Living in Asia at the moment makes it hard for us to connect.
Hi, I hope on being able to upgrade my MacBook Pro from 4 gb of Ram to 16gb, here are my specs I have an aluminum unibody 15inch MacBook Pro 6.2 Intel Core i7 Speed: 2.66 GHz No. Of Processors: 1 Total Cores: 2 L2 Cache: 256 kb (per core) L3 cache: 4mb Memory: 4 GB Processor Interconnect Speed: 4.8 GT/s Boot Rom Vers.: MBP61.0057.B0C SMC Ver. (system): 1.58f17 OS: 10.6.8 Hard Drive: Original spin drive 500 Gb (5400-rpm) (will upgrade to SSD next) I really hope that I could increase its RAM from 4GB to 16GB, as I have read & heard some have succeeded in doing so, I just want to hear it from YOU, if I REALLY can do this upgrade with MY MacBook!! IF I can upgrade to 16gb, can you please give me the link to the RIGHT Ram Modules I can purchase.
Many thanks in advance! Hi, I’ve got a MBP 13′ (mid-2010) 2.4 Core 2 Duo (full specs below) that I’m now operating solely under Win7 64Bit. It formerly run as well under OS-X 10.6.8, relatively to which the firmware seems up to date (MBP71.0039.B0B). Would this system recognize 16 GB RAM if operated under Win7 64 Bit? Or would it require the latest firmware (MBP71.0039.B0E.
I am having trouble finding information on my particular model of the MacBook Pro 15″ mid-2010 system. I would like to upgrade it from 8GB to 16GB if possible. Please let me know if it is possible. The specs of my machine is provided below. Model Name: MacBook Pro Model Identifier: MacBookPro6,2 Processor Name: Intel Core i5 Processor Speed: 2.53 GHz Number of Processors: 1 Total Number of Cores: 2 L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB L3 Cache: 3 MB Memory: 8 GB Processor Interconnect Speed: 4.8 GT/s Boot ROM Version: MBP61.0057.B11 SMC Version (system): 1.58f17. Recent Posts. Macs last a long time.
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Ct25672ap667 4gb Ram Kit For Macbook
It's a good deal to buy from apple for multiple reasons: 1. If anything goes wrong with the RAM, you just take it to an apple store and get it replaced, rather than waiting weeks for RMA. Who in the hell is going to buy your 2gb of DDR3 RAM?
Not only do most laptops not come with DDR3 RAM today, if they do, they come with 2, 3 or 4gb, not 1gb or less. Meaning the only market for your leftover RAM is for people who's RAM fails. If you don't believe me, check out the amount of reviews of 1gb or 2x1gb sticks of RAM at newegg.
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If you can't sell it, you're just wasting RAM, being less environmentally friendly and piling up crap around your house. The only reason I wouldn't upgrade now is because prices will surely drop within the next few months as DDR3 infiltrates the market more. But I want the performance upgrade now, so I'm going to buy it through apple.