Mar 25, 2017 - Selling 2 x 8gb Komputer Bay MAC Memory DDR3 SO-DIMM. Memory 9-9-9-24 Size Name:16GB (2X 8GB) PC 1333MHz While at first glance.
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My 2006 Mac Pro 1,1 2.66 GHz Quad currently has 13 GB of RAM installed. I would like to take out the two original half-meg modules and replace them with either two 2GB modules or two 4GB sticks, which would bring my total installed RAM up to 16 GB or 20 GB respectively (not going overboard here, I know). I'm doing my due diligence through Google searches, of course, but asking here too feels like an obvious must. While I'm fully aware that Crucial and OWC are usually the top recommendations when folks ask about RAM, these offerings from Amazon through Amazon merchants by the name of ' Komputerbay'and 'green tech' are too tempting to leave unexplored and/or unresearched. Heat might be a concern.
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4GB set (2x2GN), $28 shipped, sold by and - 8GB set (2x4GB), $131 shipped, from through Amazon. I filled my 1,1 wtih the Kompu set so I know they are excellent and run much cooler which is great. I have been posting link to those for last year too. You only need the link up to '/ref' and all that ref and beyond just remove. Those are your search and where you came from to the product. If you want to use just 4 DIMMs, ideal, you pay extra but that also means you can go to more than 16GB (which I find is enough and got there in two upgrades, gradually). There are better choices and prices now it seems than at any time previously.
The hatter suggests those Komputerbay ones often, adding that even in the 2008 that could take slightly faster ones, you get a 17 percent speed boost if all slots are filled. You need them to say 'Apple' somewhere in the listing, so that they will have the Apple-compatible temp sensors on board, and have those great hulking heatsinks on them. Without the proper temp sensor, the main fans will race all the time. 'Flat' heatsinks are not adequate for FBDIMMs in the Mac Pro, as the airflow is 'optimized' for low noise levels.
Same vendor showed this in my viewing: and it looks like the manufacturer is selling aginst the retailer as well. The hatter suggests those Komputerbay ones often, adding that even in the 2008 that could take slightly faster ones, you get a 17 percent speed boost if all slots are filled.
You need them to say 'Apple' somewhere in the listing, so that they will have the Apple-compatible temp sensors on board, and have those great hulking heatsinks on them. Without the proper temp sensor, the main fans will race all the time. 'Flat' heatsinks are not adequate for FBDIMMs in the Mac Pro, as the airflow is 'optimized' for low noise levels. Same vendor showed this in my viewing: and it looks like the manufacturer is selling aginst the retailer as well. I filled my 1,1 wtih the Kompu set so I know they are excellent and run much cooler which is great. I have been posting link to those for last year too.
You only need the link up to '/ref' and all that ref and beyond just remove. Those are your search and where you came from to the product.
If you want to use just 4 DIMMs, ideal, you pay extra but that also means you can go to more than 16GB (which I find is enough and got there in two upgrades, gradually). There are better choices and prices now it seems than at any time previously. Well, I finally went with the 2 x 2 GB set from Komputerbay, an amazing deal at $28 shipped. That'll bring my Mac Pro1,1 up to 16 GB, which I agree is quite enough for Photoshop 13.0.5 and Adobe Bridge. Seemed like the most sensible choice, especially in the light that I'll be keeping my instantly switchable ( well maybe it takes two seconds, really) PPG G5 Quad that also has 16 GB of RAM and where I'll continue to run my various, older, 32-bit applications like Adobe Illustrator and Bridge (never fell for the phony Adobe suite scam), as well as all my other programs. Thank you again, hatter and Grant.
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