💾 Silicon Power 8GB DDR3 / DDR3L 1600MHz SODIMM Laptop Memory Module - Low Voltage and Power Saving (PC3 12800, 204-pin, CL11, 1.35V) Non-ECC Unbuffered RAM Review

Upgrade my Macbook Pro Mid 2012 from 8GB to 16GB. The memory could be installed without any problems and has been working stably for a few weeks. This old MacBook works great alongside the new SSD. There were other more expensive RAM options, but this one worked and was the best value. Would definitely buy again and recommend to others who have an old Mac.

Upgraded my mid 2012 MacBook Pro from 8GB to 16GB. The memory could be installed without any problems and has been working stably for a few weeks. This old MacBook works great alongside the new SSD. There were other more expensive RAM options, but this one worked and was the best value. Would definitely buy again and recommend to others who have an old Mac.

Despite the price, this memory is incredibly versatile and compatible with most other flash drives you use it with. It also works great on all applicable devices. I've had less luck with a lot more high-end brands in the past, and stuff like this has really proven to be an incredible premium to some other really inferior items. This is a dual voltage that works at 1.5 or 1.35. Runs at 1600MHz and any speeds with increased (better) timings, even exceeding 1600MHz in many tested applications…

This works exactly as advertised in both of my laptops. I have the 16GB 1600MHz variant in my HP ENVY M6-1205dx and HP DV7t-7000 laptops and the specs can be checked by going to the WindowsCentral guide How to get full PC memory specs follow the command line terminal. Ignore the "for Apple" keyword in the product name and description, as any computer that supports DDR3L SODIMM RAM modules will work with them (always check your computer's manual before purchasing mods). I regularly use around…