Will this RAM work with a Mac Book Pro?

http://www.eworldsale.com/crucial-2gb-kit-match-pair-pc2-5300-667mhz-cl5-240-pin -ddr2-dimm566415062.html
I found that RAM, which seems like it's correct, except that further on down the page it says something about it being "SDRAM." The picture doesn't look like SDRAM, so I'm not sure. Anyone know anything about this particular RAM? Thank you.

It does NOT say ECC or Mac Pro.
It also needs to say "Fully Buffered" DIMMs (FB-DIMM).
use the crucial memory selector or www.macsales.com "TechWorks"

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I have had my iMac for a year now and recently I have decided to upgrade the memory.
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the following link is to a stick of Kingston 1 GB PC3200 RAM non-ecc with a CAS latency of 3.
http://www.pricegrabber.com/searchtechspecsfull.php/masterid=1515555
everything seems fine except two things.
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Thankfully I figured out the best way to deal with this RAM compatibility problem.
Instead of paying 150 for the Samsung ram from OWC I took a little bit of time to check ebay and found the exact RAM that is in my computer (down to the part#) for 120$.
I pay 20 bux more, but in return I don't have to worry about any technical problems arising from incompatible RAM and pay much less than what OWC offers.
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Kingston ValueRAM memory
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Kingston ValueRAM memory
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steveismyname wrote:
Kingston ValueRAM memory
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