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Works for MacBook Pro 6,2 (Mid 2010),
28 April 2011 This review is from: Crucial Sodimm Laptop Memory Upgrade (8GB Kit - 4GBx2,204-pin,DDR3 PC3-8500,Cl=7,1.5v) (Personal Computers)
After searching for specifications at Crucial's website, I ordered this memory upgrade kit.
Have been using it for two weeks, used some software to stress test the memory and found no problems.
Unless you use memory hogging applications (like virtual machines), you won't notice much difference in performance.
Specs: Macbook Pro i5 2.4GHz, originally with 4GB DDR3 1067MHz memory (note that 2011 models' memories are 1333MHz).
Replacing memory was very easy (although for someone who does this for the first time, it might look difficult).
Have another computer nearby and search for videos on how to replace memory on a MacBook Pro.
Watch them before and while replacing memory. Don't rush, specially if this is the first time you're opening up a laptop.
Also, before buying, make sure you have a screwdriver that fits on those small screws.
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Perfect for White MacBook (Mid 2010),
25 Mar 2012 This review is from: Crucial Sodimm Laptop Memory Upgrade (8GB Kit - 4GBx2,204-pin,DDR3 PC3-8500,Cl=7,1.5v) (Personal Computers)
Works perfectly in my white MacBook (unibody, mid 2010 model), even though Apple say the max RAM is 4GB. Easy to fit, no problems since fitting the memory a month ago (running Mac OS X 10.7 Lion).
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Perfect,
5 Feb 2012 This review is from: Crucial Sodimm Laptop Memory Upgrade (8GB Kit - 4GBx2,204-pin,DDR3 PC3-8500,Cl=7,1.5v) (Personal Computers)
Works fine; I have a HP G62 by the way. What more can i say . . . . . . . . . . ?
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