I have personally used the Kingston KVR16LS/8 modules many times with great results. Considering the above specs, how much performance.
#MACBOOK PRO MID 2012 SPECS PROCESSOR UPGRADE#
Both the Retina and non-Retina models (mid 2012) support 16GB of RAM. I want to upgrade my mid-2012 MacBook Pros memory from 4gb (which consist of two 2gb ram slots) to. On standard configuration, one has 4GB RAM, Intel 2.5 GHz i5 processor, and other one has 8GB RAM, and Intel 2.9GHz i7 processor. The Mid 2012 MacBook Pro can support up to 16GB of RAM by using 2 8GB kits. The non retina display model has 2 variations.
The one I will be reviewing is the non retina display one.
It was refurbished, sold by Newegg, and it was a reasonable deal at around US500, since the battery didn't need to be replaced, and since a 1 TB SSD and 16 GB of RAM are inexpensive now. 1 retina display equipped model, and 2 non retina ones.
#MACBOOK PRO MID 2012 SPECS PROCESSOR MAC OS#
even in or .Ĭan you please help me with this, can I buy the 1.5V or my mac only supports 1. I have recently bought a mid-2012 15.4 inch MacBook Pro with the Nvidia 650M graphics processor but only 512 MB of video RAM. Specs: Year: Mid 2012 CPU: Dual Core 2.9GHz Intel® Core i7-3520M Processor, Up to 3.6GHz Storage: 500GB Solid State Drive, DVD/CD Writer/Reader RAM: 8GB 1600MHz DDR3 (Supports 16GB DDR3 Upgrade) Graphics: Intel HD 4000 w/ 1.5GB VRAM 13.3' Glossy LED-Backlit LCD display, 1280x800 Resolution Mac OS Support: 10.7.
Specs: DDR3, 1600MHz, Non-ECC, CL11, 1R, X8, 1.5V, Unbuffered, SODIMM, 204-pinĪnd I tried to find if the 1.5V is supported on my mac but I didn''t. Some manufactures like Crucial have modules for this mac and the volt is 1.35 V:Īnd Kingstone has this memory but the volt is 1.5V: I have a Macbook Pro (Mid 2012) 9.2, with the following specifications:Īnd I would like to upgrade the RAM from 4GB to 8GB but I have a question related to the volt of the DIMMs,
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