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@BrickSh0t7 I know what RAM is. But an upgrade to a macbook isnt needed unless it dies or fails, which it shouldnt
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yes you can
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can you upgrade the 13" to 8gb ram ddr3? if so, does anyone kno a good site to buy ddr3 ram for macbook pros.
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This has no effect on the warranty. Upgrading the ram is a standard upgrade and will not void your warranty. I called Apple on this to confirm before I purchased my MacBook because I knew I would want to upgrade. FYI, the hard drive is also user replaceable and will not void your warranty.
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Why would you need to up the ram on a macbook.
zebi269 1 year ago
@zebi269 It gives your computer a speed boost. It isn't really needed for a casual user, but I use a lot of software at one time and it comes in handy to stop my system from being bogged down.
BrickSh0t7 1 year ago
i have the same macbook ;)
could u not just add 2 gbs of ram to the 2gb allready in there o do you have to bay a whole new 4gb chip?
MrNando5556 2 years ago
@MrNando5556 The 2GB were in the form of two 1GB chips. The MacBook I have only allows for two ram chips - that is why I used two 2GB chips.
BrickSh0t7 1 year ago
is this the same method as the new white macbook unibody? :) great vid.
saphira512 2 years ago
@saphira512 I am not positive, but I would imagine so.
BrickSh0t7 1 year ago