Hi, I have a macbook pro 17" GHz intel Core i7 Memory 4GB. Can I upgrade up to 16GB or it goes up to 8GB only?
I want to buy it on amazon and I heard I need the Crucial 8gb 1333 mhz ddr3, I just want to know if I can make it up to 16? is it going to work properly?
Thank you
I have a late 2011 17" MBP with 16 GB Crucial RAM. No problems since installation 9 months ago.
SakMich wrote:
What's the problem if they don't certify it?
None.
Ciao.
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