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Choose any 2011 MacBook Pro; any screen size, any CPU speed, any model identifier for a 2011 MacBook Pro, whether be an early or late 2011, the official stated amount of RAM Memory these devices can take is 8gb (2x4gb module).

Just search for your specific model from the drop down box on the right for step 2 Certified, guaranteed compatible RAM memory upgrades for your Apple Mac Mini.

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Memory was only an option at the time of purchasing the new computer.

There are other ways to speed up this model, please contact the Upgradeable team for more details.

You can quickly search our database and find your model and what upgrades you can buy to improve its performance.

Best Year Mini Series Will Appear

Step 2 is clicking in the next box Select a Model and all the models in that series will appear.

When you find your model, selecting it will make all the upgrade options appear.

If you have any problems, please contact us via our online contact form or call our office.

Click More Info or click System Report in newer Macs.

In Hardware Overview look for Machine Identifier or Model Identifier in newer iMacs An example of a model identifier is iMac7,1.

If your Mac has a low maximum RAM size like 4GB or 8GB, then upgrade to the maximum.

Then consider an SSD upgrade, it is like having a huge RAM drive, when the Mac runs out of RAM it will use the hard drive as virtual ram.

An SSD speeds up this process as it is almost as fast as the RAM.

If your Mac can be upgraded to 16GB or 32GB, we currently recommend between 12GB and 16GB.

Current versions of OSX will use as much RAM as you give it, but performance increase flattens at around 16GB.

However, if you are a high graphic user - playing games, or editing videos and photos you will need between 16G and 20GB.

A lot of Mac users call us after they have upgraded to the latest OSX and there computer has slowed down.

When you upgrade your OSX, files get bigger, and the computer want to do more.

All this activity needs to go into the RAM before the CPU can process it.

Youll start to see the spinning wheel on screen and the Mac freeze.

Running your computer like this is the equivalent of driving your car in first gear all the time.

If you have reached your maximum RAM alowed, or you want better performance after a RAM upgrade then consider an SSD.

In most cases the higher density module was release after the iMac or MacBook Pro and Apple never retroactively updates their upgrade information.

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