Corsair Vengeance 32GB (2x16GB) 260-Pin SO-DIMM ddr4 2400 (PC4 19200) Memory (Notebook Memory)
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Daniel Vega
> 3 dayperfect
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Promee
> 3 dayI didnt have to seat anything differently or rearrange how the original RAM was seated. It fit perfectly with no difficulty. The iMac recognized the RAM right away.
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Alex B
> 3 dayI installed these on my Lenovo W520 and they work great! It`s as simple as undoing two screws and putting them in. The problem with the ThinkPad however is that to access the other two slots (I had 4&2GB DDR`s in them) you have to take out the keyboard. Too much of a hassle anyway... I`ll just stick with 12GB RAM for now.
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Foo_Fan
> 3 dayI wanted to upgrade my mid 2012 15 macbook pro from the factory 4gb of ram to 16gb ram - even though apple only offer an upgrade up to 8gb, 16gb works perfectly! (they offer 16gb on the retina and it is the same processor in both of them.) Corsair ram works great for me and having run memory tests which puts the ram under full strain it passed with flying colours. Great Product :)
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Claude Dufour
> 3 dayInstallation facile et très fiable.
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Cesar Ruiz Mld
> 3 dayla verdad es que mas me gusto es que si la laptop tiene el acceso a la RAM es muy fácil instalarla
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Ernesto Mitchll
> 3 day16GB UPGRADE IS WORTH IT, I AM HAPPY. NOW MY MAC MINI IS MOVING MUCH MORE FASTER THAN THE 4GB I HAD IN IT. NOW I NEED A SSD, MHMM WONDER WHICH ONE WOULD BE THE BEST ONE, ANY SUGGESTIONS? WOULD THE SAMSUNG 840 PRO WORK ON A MAC MINI?
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Digital Sound
> 3 dayExcellents Memory. 100% Recommended..
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Lamartiny S Gomes
Greater than one weekVery good, compatible with samsung series 7 laptop, easily installation and handles very well in windows 8. dont have any complaints.
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Steven Gordon
> 3 dayI use Adobe Illustrator intensely. Big files, complex operations, and otherwise time-consuming processes make up my time on just about every computer I touch. I bought a late 2012 Mac mini recently to serve as my Illustrator hog. For the price, upgrading it from 4 to 16 GB was an easy decision. Easy for most people, a little worrisome for me. Im characteristically fumble-fingered so opening a new computer to change its innards was a bit like dipping a toe in an ice-cold swimming pool.
