Is MacBook ram upgrading still dangerous?
Tales of woe and broken macbooks
I searched the forums. And people tell horrible stories about macbook ram upgrades going awful.
What is the status right now? I ordered the little MB yesterday and await its arrival on october 11th with bated breath. I did of course ignore the 2 gb ram upgrade that Apple offered for the low sum of 669$ (Vat included at least).
I figured a few sticks of G.skill or AData would do it. But then I read these tales of despair and broken dreams. Not to mention broken macbooks.
What is the current status of upgrading ram in a macbook?
Aparat from being robbed by apple, which options do I have for memory upgrades that will install with certainty? I do not want to apply pressure with cooking utensils or having to use calipers to measure PCB thickness.
Is the Kingston KTA-MB667 a sure fit?
Is the G.skill 1 MB sodimms still troublesome?
Have Apple changed their memory slots or is it still crappy and fragile? What is the status?
I searched the forums. And people tell horrible stories about macbook ram upgrades going awful.
What is the status right now? I ordered the little MB yesterday and await its arrival on october 11th with bated breath. I did of course ignore the 2 gb ram upgrade that Apple offered for the low sum of 669$ (Vat included at least).
I figured a few sticks of G.skill or AData would do it. But then I read these tales of despair and broken dreams. Not to mention broken macbooks.
What is the current status of upgrading ram in a macbook?
Aparat from being robbed by apple, which options do I have for memory upgrades that will install with certainty? I do not want to apply pressure with cooking utensils or having to use calipers to measure PCB thickness.
Is the Kingston KTA-MB667 a sure fit?
Is the G.skill 1 MB sodimms still troublesome?
Have Apple changed their memory slots or is it still crappy and fragile? What is the status?
Comments
Them being who? Kingston, Adata, Gskill?
them meaning macbooks. but brandwise i wouldnt go past a good pair of corsair or kingston dimms
So... no you probably wont fry your MacBook.