Crucial PC3 8500 SODIMM 204 Pin Memory Review

Excellent reminder! I bought this memory to install in my white late 2009 Macbook and it has worked wonders so far :) My great Mac reads all 8GB of memory and uses it with no problems. I'm glad I spent $65 on it, it was worth every penny. UPDATE** It's been almost 6 months now, I wanted to update you so you know how it's still working. So 6 months later this memory is still working great, I've never had a memory upgrade problem and generally my old white late 2009 Macbook can open a lot of tabs

I installed it in my Late 2009 iMac 27 inch. I had 8GB and increased it to 16GB by replacing the original 4 with 4 of them. Installation was very easy except that initially I didn't push it in far enough and when I turned on the iMac it beeped with a black screen. I was looking for information on this and people were saying to push hard. I pressed really hard but I didn't feel a click but I was afraid to press harder. The second time I pushed really hard and I could tell exactly when they were…

Don't be like me and forget to buy two LOL! They worked great! Thanks to this product and a quick YouTube video, I was able to replace my old RAM without hesitation. I have an iMac and a MacBook Pro. I stayed on my MacBook Pro all the time for photo editing because it was so much faster. But to be honest I prefer a bigger screen when I'm working. Over the last year I've let my iMac become more of a family computer because I'm too impatient to wait for a slow computer to do its job. Finally I…

MBPro has been running for 5 years now. Performance became sluggish, especially at Mavericks. Apple's genius suggested upgrading key components to 8GB of RAM and an SDD. These components are no longer prohibitively expensive and easy to install. Since Apple no longer offers them for MBP 2009, I checked and found the best price for Revain. Arrived the next day. Crucial 8GB (4GB x 2) DDR3 1066 MT/s Kit (PC3-8500) CL7 SODIMM 204-pin Mac Memory CT2K4G3S1067M Crucial M500 240GB SATA 2.5" Internal…

I just installed it on my Late 2009 iMac with no problems and minimal fuss. I had 2 x 2GB = 4GB but I upgraded to 2 x 4GB = 8GB. First turn off your computer and disconnect it from the network. You only have to loosen three screws on the underside to open the RAM slots. Gently but firmly pull the tape to remove the old RAM, then use two fingers/thumbs to insert the new RAM in the same orientation as the old ones. Replace the cover with three screws and start the computer. If you got it wrong or