Memory ram for mac 13 'early 2011

Hello guys, I wonder what the best brand of ram for mac and where can I buy. I'm from Portugal and liked to buy online. Can someone help me.
Thanks in advance

Rui´s,
RAM for Macs from either Crucial or OWC has a good reputation.

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check out > Mac mini (Mid 2011): Memory specifications and upgrades - Apple Support
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try > http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Apple/mac-mini-%28mid-2011% 29
or > http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/mac-mini/

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macsales.com (other world computing) is a good source for quality RAM and says "yes": http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/mac-mini/
crucial.com is another trusted source of RAM.
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ifixit.com shows you how to install it: http://www.ifixit.com/Device/Mac_Mini_Mid_2011

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Hi there
We have very old Macs at our university. We will renew them next year, however we need to hook up our magnificent video monitors to Premiere Pro CC. There is only DVI and FireWire signal out, no thunderbolt. Inputs on the monitor are HD SDI and HDMI.
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I have already connected two monitors via a DVI “hub”. So they are up and running fine.
The hub don´t have any more outputs of any kind. Also I´m not sure if the quality would be good enough for the monitor output.
Now I also realised that there is no HDMI input on the monitor, only HD SDI.
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It hasn't done it for days now, but I know it will happen again.

Ok appologies. The problem is undoubtedly the GPU related design-manufacture flaw as experienced by the majority of other early 2011 17" MacBook Pro (MacBookPro8,3) owners as overwhelmingly reported in the following Apple Support post:-
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4766577?tstart=0

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AriMack13,
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Hello,
I have what I believe is a first generation Mac Pro. The system profiler says it's version 1,1.
When I bought it, I had an additional 2 GB of ram installed by the dealer for a total of 3GB.
Today I am trying to install a pair of 2GB DIMMS for a total of 7GB.
I bought the memory at my local mac dealer (Mac Enthusiasts in West LA). He asked what version of Mac I had and I said I thought it was first generation. He asked for the serial number, but I didn't know I needed one. I did however bring the manual and told him the date was 2006.
He assured me he had the right memory for my machine, despite my offering to get the serial number from home.
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Finally, here is the text on the sticker of the modules:
2GB PC2-5300 (667Mhz) DDR2 DIMM
The chips themselves appear to say "Lynnix" KOR
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Thanks,
P-FO

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Whatever your local dealer sold you if there's no heat sink, they aren't FB and ECC modules, then don't use them.
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About RAM installation in the Mac Pro
Mac Pro memory arrangement photos
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