Can my Macbook run Mountain Lion?

I have a Macbook 2008 with version 10.6.8
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

Macbook aluminium late 2008 model when u update to OSX mountain lion will very slow.
u can upgrade hardware to improve.
1st is Ram =4GB x 2 = 8GB 1333 or 1066ram also can use.
2nd SSD intel (reliability) we not only want speed only.
Ram can upgrade to 4GB(apple), 6GB (max) is actual test.
If u update to OS X mountain lion then Ram can upgrade to 8GB (max) actual test.
original is use 1066 Ram,but this actual test can support 1333 Ram..
so u can choose Corsair Mac Memory or Kingston Mac Memory.
for macbook late 2008 unibody with mountain lion user. after upgrade Ram and SSD will become
new macbook pro.
my opinion,
this is my personal actual test...my macbook now mountain lion with Corsair 8GB 1333 + 500GB harddrive for Data + intel 120GB SSD for system (optical drive remove)
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