667mhz RAM with 800mhz FSB

[Ludaru]

The only parts considered user-accessible by Apple (for warranty matters) is the RAM and the battery. Of course, if you do damage your computer hardware while replacing or working with one of these components they'll just file it under "accidental damage" and tell you the warranty doesn't cover it.

That said, if you're determined (and possibly foolhardy) enough any part is technically "user-accessible". You'll find many, many threads on this forum regarding the MBP's hard drive being user-replaceable or not.

Ok, the RAM is clear. Apple.no (norway) takes 6070 NOK for the additional 2gb ram on the MBP. That's 1000$. I find that rather sick.

 

[Jman888]

I dont know it could Support DDR2800.
Intel Also Says the 945 & 965 Desktop Chipsets DO NOT SUPPORT IT (Its in big bold letters) But well... They do.

You can never know it is up to who makes the MoBo to Decide if they let it work. Doesnt AsusTek (Asus) Make the macs? Then you could probally contact them

 

[iW00t]

I dont know it could Support DDR2800.
Intel Also Says the 945 & 965 Desktop Chipsets DO NOT SUPPORT IT (Its in big bold letters) But well... They do.

You can never know it is up to who makes the MoBo to Decide if they let it work. Doesnt AsusTek (Asus) Make the macs? Then you could probally contact them

Nope, Apple design the electronics, Asus only makes the products... as in make them physically.

 

[Episteme]

Ok, the RAM is clear. Apple.no (norway) takes 6070 NOK for the additional 2gb ram on the MBP. That's 1000$. I find that rather sick.

Apple's notorious for their excessive markup on RAM.

Not that they're alone in that...