Originally Posted by KRosh (Post 19500791)

to check on your macbook pro ram based on the model, simply go to the "apple logo" in the top of your screen, check "about this mac", then goto "more info", "memory"

You have to put the same speed - if you go higher it may work or it may not but regardless of speed, the processor will slow the speed down to whatever it is (1067MHz) so it serves no purpose.

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 19500819)

a 512GB would be $500 here. It makes no sense to have a 250GB one... tho, may be even that would do, $350 then.

Originally Posted by MrMaxwell (Post 19500848)

What I'm saying is, you could have a smaller one to install the o/s and your most frequently used programs on.. Like in mine I have a 90gb I installed windows and all of my programs on, it was only $90 delivered.... then I keep movies and music and shit on a mechanical drive

Originally Posted by Sharky (Post 19501172)

I upgraded from 4gb to 8gb about a year ago and it was a huge improvement. When it slowed again I upgraded to a 500GB SSD from Crucial. The speed improvement is amazing and worth every cent!