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    Corsair CMSO8GX3M2A1333C9 8GB (2x 4GB) 1333mhz PC3-10666 204-pin DDR3 SODIMM Laptop Memory Kit 1.5V

    • Not only this is a great product at a great price, but this review is another proof that it IS possible to install and use 32Gb on mid 2011 and more recent machines, even if Apple says it'll only support 16Gb!
    • I started vmware set 8GB for it and booted somehow stable but after a couple of minutes all the ram startit to drain away and at some point all the 22GB were gone until it got lockupThen run some memory test with my Lenovo software(ThinkPadW520) and it took a while(LONG TIME)
    • I bought 4 gb for my asus 1215b and it worked perfectly,
    • ProsThey work16GB in a notebook makes things pretty snappy IMHOApple says you can only put 8GB in my MacBook Pro but these work just fineCons
    • 32gb of quality RAM for under $180 is dirt cheap, particularly when Apple charges $300 for just 16gb
    • Apples says only 16GB officially supported but 32GB works great and machine flies.
    • I bought 2 of these and my iMac is now 32gb RAM monster, good upgrade and highly recommend you getting it
    • My HP DV7 can only support 8GB of ram anyway, this took me from 4 to 8
    • I purchased this to complement the 4GB already available on my Sony S Vaio laptop
    • 8GB of RAM, especially with OS X Lion, makes a HELL of a difference in reducing lag and speeding things up quite a bit
    • I received my Corsair 8gb RAM kit a day early and everything works great on my 2011 Macbook Pro 13.3" i5.
    • It came with a wimpy 2GB of RAM
    • It really is appalling that Apple once thought 4GB of RAM was enough, even back in 2011.
    • and now I have 6GB of RAM...capable of running large applications with high memory requirements parallely.
    • Ordered the 8GB kit from Crucial instead (working just fine as of this review).
    • Upgraded 4Gb of RAM on my Toshiba Satellite T135-S1330 to 8Gb using these memory chips
    • 8 gb awesome !
    • even though apple states it only supports 8GB
    • At the time, I read that the unit would support 16GB, but those upgrades cost more than the whole Mac mini
    • The computer already had a 4GB module installed from a different manufacturer and though I would have preferred to use two identical units, I wasn't going to ditch a perfectly good 4GB unit
    • I put the memory in and the computer recognized it just fine, but whenever I used more than 3 GB of RAM the computer would freeze and crash
    • Looked in Amazon again, this memory kit was just $107... not wasted a single moment to buy CORSAIR kit for $107.MBP took memory, 16GB visible
    • I've been running just 2-3 programs and seeing around 400-500MB free out of 8GB available.
    • use.16GB may still be more expensive than 8GB, but for me the ability to now run Lightroom, Photoshop CS5 and CS6, and a virtual machine all at the same time has been great
    • I just installed it in my MacBook Pro MC724LL/A. Apple says 8GB of RAM is the max, but these 8GB sticks work
    • 32 GB of RAM - memtest shows no errors.
    • I decided to install the Samsung EVO 500 GB SSD as well since I was doing the install to increase memory
    • Despite Apple saying that I can only put 16 GB of RAM in that model iMac, 32 GB shows up and works great
    • Went to get generic 8GB RAMs as the shops said 16GB was unstable
    • 12Gb is a bit overkill, but for only $10 more, why not?
    • I understand that this laptop may be able to support up to 16gb, which I have every intention of testing when money permits, so for now it only supports 8gb by
    • I recently got into photography and post-production and found that having 4gb of memory was not adequate.
    • 16gb for $100 is worth a little effort
    • (All processes passed ok) I was a little hesitant on going for 16GB because of Apple listing the Mac as only being able to support 8Gb total
    • Popped in my shiny new 16GB of RAM, turned the PC
    • I bought 2 of these memories for my mid 2011 iMac, which specs say only supports 16Gb of RAM (but empirically support 32Gb according to other users)
    • , I guess 4GB is good enough for most users
    • I bought 2 of these and my iMac is now 32gb RAM monster, good upgrade and highly recommend you getting it
    • Looks like 8 GB will be enough.16GB is more than enough
    • it was supposed to only support 2GB but this memory works normally my netbook now has 4GB of Ram!
    • en mi mac sin problemareconoce las 8 GB
    • Bottom line, this 16GB RAM upgrade works fantastic for my
    • Corsair 8 GB DDR3 Laptop Memory Kit CMSO8GX3M2A1333C9 works liked a champ
    • My page outs were ridiculous (9GB at one point), and my swap used was just over 4GB
    • The tech spec says the model can support only 8GB max
    • (Apple states that the 2011 models can support up to 16GB, but they actually support twice that amount).
    • Late 2009 that supports only 16GB of 1067mhz sodimm
    • BUT, having taken the memory out of the computer and replacing it with the original 4 GB seems to have stabilized things quite a bit!I noticed at the time, but chose to ignore the description that this memory was optimized for Windows.
    • Some computer can't support 4gb in one SO-DIMM slot
    • It has a Phenom II N950 CPU that "can support" 16 GB RAM (checked the low level specs page at AMD site before buying)
    • I allocated 6 gb for my virtual machine (Windows in parallels) and worked with both (windows and OS) at the same time, video streaming and photo edition without any complain
    • The 16GB will work in a 13" MacBook Pro too
    • Windows 7 will support 8GB of memory and I opened up my Laptop and found it had a single 4GB stick and an empty slot for another stick, so I orderd the Corsair 4GB DDR3 Laptop memory
    • I have already more than a year and a half are using memory in my iMac i5 with 12 GB of ram and performance is perfect
    • now I have a 16 Gb RAM laptop for a very low cost and work very well, very stable memory.
    • The 4GB of original memory did not stabilize as I thought it had.
    • OSes don't support more than 4 Gb of RAM, they support only 3.8Gb
    • Dell rates the xps 15z as only supporting 8GB of ram, but I installed this and it worked perfectly right out of the box
    • both 2x 4gb failed after 4 month.on the listing says: Lifetime Warrantybut amazon won't let me "This item cannot be returned
    • I purchased this 8 GB kit to replace the measly 4 GB that was included with my Mac Mini Apple
    • If your laptop can support 16 GB RAM buy it!!!
    • Getting just 8GB would be enough i think.
    • This RAM brought my laptop (HP EliteBook 8560w) from a paltry 8gb up to a hefty 24gb of RAM, making a world of difference
    • Previously I had bought an 8GB from Corsair, same thing, it simply works, and its a big improvement from the default 4GB on the macbook.
    • OSes don't support more than 4 Gb of RAM, they support only 3.8Gb
    • Pros: 16GB of RAM for this low price is just amazing
    • 16GB for $64 was worth every penny.
    • I purchased this 8GB DDR3 ram to bump up my HP laptop (G62-234DX, Intel Core i3, Win 7) from 4GB to 8GB.
    • u30jc , I have been researching and finding conflicting reports if it supported 8 or 16 gb of ram
    • put it in my early 2011 macbook pro and it worked 16gb and it made it faster i would get an ssd to make it wicked fast
    • 512GB Agility 4 Series SATA
    • On a Friday afternoon I ordered 8GB (2x 4 GB) 1333 mhz modules and on Monday after a 5 minute installation before dinner, my laptop worked like a new machine again
    • Works nicely in my Acer Aspire 7750G.
    • Guess what, it's memory!Good packaging, 8G of memory, priced right and is exactly what I needed.
    • The new 16G memory works stably and no issue found with mem testing
    • The 16G RAM works well on my MacBook Pro early 2011
    • The 16G RAM works well on my MacBook Pro early 2011