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Question: 13" Macbook White Unibody 2.26ghz with maverick will this work? i have currently 4gb
Document: i installed this for my macbook unibody white 2010 and this work perfectly! i follow the instructions describe on ifixit.com and i don't have any problem :D
The first day i install them on my macbook white unibody, it didn't work! There was spinning wheels forever! the system can not be logged in . and I switched back to original 2GB RAM, still the system can not be openned. I was pretty mad at that time. But, after one night, I think the macbook back to normal after a &#34;good sleep&#34;..I install the original 2GB ram , it works, then upgrade to this 4GB , yeah!
Very nice memory modules. I have a Macbook white and it fits perfectly. The installation is easy but needs a little bit of experience and patience. In the first attempt one of the memories was not recognized. After pushing the part harder into the slot it was ok.The performance is good and made a lot of difference for me. It's incredible how 2 more Gb transforms the Mac. Even with 4Gb I can clearly see that with many apps opened the memory is what limits the computer to go faster.
Bought this for my 13" macbook pro. I had been chugging along with just 2 gigs of RAM before and after upgrading to Lion noticed that the performance was not what it used to be.Finally gave in and decided to upgrade the RAM to 4GB.Now I had never done anything of this sort on a laptop before so I was a little apprehensive.
I have a unibody 13" MacBook from late 2008. I expected the RAM upgrade to take about 15 minutes based on the ease of access, but it took an extra half hour because one of the screws on the case wouldn't budge. After mangling two or three jeweler's screwdrivers, I accomplished the RAM exchange through a narrow opening with the cover partially in place. All in all, still easier than an iPhone battery swap.
Misleading description!I bought this thinking I could upgrade my 2008 aluminium 13 inch unibody mackbook memory without forking out a lot of money to go to an authorized Apple service center for an upgrade. Turns out that the 13 inch macbook (or mine at least) uses 1333 MHZ. I read a few Apple blogs and they led me to believe you could use either 1066 and 1333- WRONG!
I have a MacBook aluminum unibody from 2008 2.0 GHZ. So far so good easy to install and works alot faster. Good product do far
I have a brand new Macbook Pro 13" with the 2.4ghz processor. I am running the Kingston 8GB kit with a G. Skill 120GB SSD, the computer screams and could only imagine if I opted for the 15" with the i7 but the way I have it now my 13" is too fast for what I need anyways. The ram got a 4 for ease of use because I had to reset my PRAM upon installation.
I bought this memory for my late 2008 aluminum macbook (standard 2gb ram), and the new 4gb work flawlessly. Installation took about 6 minutes and I've not had to think about it since. These are a great price and the increased computer performance is definitely worth the small investment. I would definitely buy these again! (As a side note, I would have bought the 8gb memory but my computer doesn't support that much...if yours does, I would recommend getting those for the extra bucks)
I have the Macbook Pro 5,5 Core 2 Duo running at 2.26GHz. It came with 2GB of RAM stockI wanted to double my memory and these Kingston sticks did just the trick at $60.
Answer: Hi Willy, I will answer categorically YES.  But, here is a great article from MacWorld http://www.macworld.com/article/1143511/unibody_macbook_review.html where it confirms that 8Gb can be installed.  On thing for sure, Kingston makes great quality products.  So, after reading the mac-Article, I'm would get the memory.  4Gb won't take you too far.  My macMini (with the same processor as your laptop) came with 4Gb once I ran PhotoShop I was swimming in glue!