Wanna upgrade RAM for my Apple laptop.. No idea about the brand...
Which brand do you recommend? My friends recommended Kingston...
Please give me some suggestions.
Thank you very much!
Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?
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Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?Wanna upgrade RAM for my Apple laptop.. No idea about the brand...
Which brand do you recommend? My friends recommended Kingston... Please give me some suggestions. Thank you very much!
Re: Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?
For apple computers, there are two types of memory. Apple certified memory, which will cost a fortune, and the normal memory that we buy from the shelves. The recommended ones are of course Apple certified memories....you can get those from apple resellers, you'll need to order them....the brands are normal brands we see everyday like kingston, crucial and stuff...the only difference is errmm...apple certifies them... in my macbook, i use the cheaper, more affordable memory, which u usually get from the shops...so far no problems....but apple engineers will tell u otherwise.... so it all depends on your budget.... I am not always right but I'm never wrong!
Re: Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?Hey,
i think Kingston is not a bad choice, you can go with it.
Re: Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?i think that you must purchase the ram compatible to your mother board, which may be Kingston or apple recommended.....
Re: Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?I would go with whatever has really tight timings. Google RAM timings if you need more information. It is pretty straight forward: lower number is better.
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Re: Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?In desktop dell machine "Kingston" ddr2 is working good for last 2 years. No doubt, it depends on your system work your requirements.
Re: Which RAM brand is better? Kingston?Kingston is best for desktop computers..... i am also using Kingston Ram DDR3
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