Kingston RAM Upgrade?

[Jesus I]

I'm planning on upgrading my MacBook Pro RAM to 4 GB, and in the eBay of my country I found this:

http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx...-ram-para-macbooks-macbook-pro-e-imac-jl8-_JM

So, the old MacBook use the same type of RAM that the old MacBook Pro (Early 2008)?

Is Kingston a good option?

Greetings.

 

[Chupa Chupa]

Kingston ValuRAM is ALWAYS a crapshoot with Macs. It may work flawlessless, or it may give you kernal panics deluxe. There is no way to predict until you install. Personally I'd go with Crucial (try Newegg). It's fairly dependable w/ Macs.

 

[Jesus I]

Thanks for your opinion,Chupa Chupa. Does someone know a webpage where I can buy RAM, and ship to other countries?

Thanks.

 

[sumzitup]

Try www.bhphotovideo.com for shipping to other countries, I often ship from these guys to New Zealand and they have always been reliable.

 

[pbasser2]

Kingston? worked for me

installed Kingston ram and at first wouldn't boot then reset and worked. wouldn't have used unless it wasn't a freebie! no issues since

 

[ikos]

OWC and Crucial are the only ones I trust for my Ram.

 

[iyacyas]

I totally agree

I totally agree when it comes to Mac I only go with and recommend Crucial or OWC (which sells crucial).

Lucky for you Crucial and OWC ship internationally

Crucial http://www.crucial.com/international_guides/

OWC http://www.macsales.com/

 

[CalMin]

Another vote for Crucial.

 

[Cannedkoala]

I have 4gb Kingston ram in my 13" MPB. No issues.

 

[Jesus I]

Thanks to everyone for your opinions. I entered to macsales.com and got this far:

http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/MacBook/Pro/Core2/


I have a 15" 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro, so far I know that the max to upgrade is 4 GB. But there is the 6 GB kit (4 GB + 2GB).

http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other World Computing/5300DDR2S6GP/

What is the max of RAM my type of MacBook Pro can use?

If I'm just planning to upgrade to 4 GB (2 GB + 2 GB), which one should I buy?

I really appreciate the help.