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Click here to get your Model Identifier number
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| This kit is compatible with the following MacBook "White" (May 2009) Models: |
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Machines Have Model Identifier MacBook5,2
2.13GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
Machine can address up to 6GB of RAM |
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| This kit is compatible with the following iMac "Intel Core 2 Duo" (Early 2008) Models: |
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Machines Have Model Identifier iMac8,1
20" or 24" Models
2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo "Penryn" processor
2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo "Penryn" processor
2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo "Penryn" processor
3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo "Penryn" processor
Machine can address up to 6GB of RAM |
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| This module is compatible with the following PC/Wintel Computers: |
Compatible with popular brand Intel / AMD Processor based PC brands including but not limited to Acer, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Sony,
and Toshiba capable of using a module of the Specifications listed above. Our modules comply with JEDEC Specifications, document JESD79-3B.
Please check your computer's specifications in your owner's manual or at the manufacturer's web site in order to confirm whether
the above specifications match your particular computer's needs. You can also find this information using a free utility such as "System Information for Windows" by Topala Software.
Click here to get your memory specs (PC Users)
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| Special Notes for iMac owners: |
- This memory is compatible with iMacs that have a Model ID of "iMac8,1".
To check your Machine ID:
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Select "About This Mac" from the Apple Menu, and click the "More Info..." button.
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The Model ID will be listed in the window that appears.
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If the Model ID appears as "iMac8,1" then you can use this memory. If it does not say "iMac8,1" this memory is not compatible. |
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| Special Notes: |
The more memory your computer has, the more programs you can run simultaneously, and the better performance you get from your computer. Increasing the amount of memory in your computer is an easy way to improve performance.
- Max out your memory with 4GB to enjoy the greatest possible performance for all your computing tasks.
Your computer uses some of the fastest memory available today — either 667MHz or 800MHz, Double Data Rate (DDR2), synchronous dynamic random-access memory (SDRAM) — ensuring that the dual-core processor is constantly fed with data without wasting clock cycles.
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