macpro ram limitation
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OnYerPockets
May 13, 2012, 6:25:35 PM5/13/12
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What would happen if one put more than 8 gb ram in a macpro with quad
core i7??? If there are two sdram slots, why couldn't one put 8 gb in
each one, for instance. Mind you, I'm not asking if it's necessary,
only if it's possible without damaging anything.
Thanks.
core i7??? If there are two sdram slots, why couldn't one put 8 gb in
each one, for instance. Mind you, I'm not asking if it's necessary,
only if it's possible without damaging anything.
Thanks.
Rory Bowman
May 13, 2012, 7:14:50 PM5/13/12
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I would defer to professionals with field experience such as the folks at http://ramjet.com
I recently had a case where a machine had more RAM than Apple recommends, which had to be temporarily removed for a firmware upgrade, but that was a fairly minor issue to have nearly 16GB of RAM in their iMac.
RamJet will know more about what each model's real limits are.
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I recently had a case where a machine had more RAM than Apple recommends, which had to be temporarily removed for a firmware upgrade, but that was a fairly minor issue to have nearly 16GB of RAM in their iMac.
RamJet will know more about what each model's real limits are.
- R
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