Can I install 2Rx8 PC3 8500s 07 10 F2 (DDR3-1066 RAM) in to a 2008 Macbook Pro?

I've got an old 2008 Macbook Pro and have been given 2 x 2gb of 1066 Ram. Can I put this in to my old Macbook Pro?

Bernard4sushi wrote:
I've got an old 2008 Macbook Pro and have been given 2 x 2gb of 1066 Ram. Can I put this in to my old Macbook Pro?
Sorry, no. Your MacBook uses PC 5300, 667mHz RAM

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