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belltree

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Feb 17, 2008
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Planning to order a new Mac Mini in the coming week and would like to get some advice as to what to go with in terms of memory - brand and model-wise. I will be going for 2 x 2GB of course.

I see here on newegg that one reviewer is saying that the corsair modules don't seem to be working with his Mac (isolated case?). In any case, I would appreciate any feedback and advice. Thx!
 
Planning to order a new Mac Mini in the coming week and would like to get some advice as to what to go with in terms of memory - brand and model-wise. I will be going for 2 x 2GB of course.

I see here on newegg that one reviewer is saying that the corsair modules don't seem to be working with his Mac (isolated case?). In any case, I would appreciate any feedback and advice. Thx!

I bought these for my mini and they work great!

The only issue is that I paid $53 and they are up to $69. The mini seems to have driven up demand I suppose.

I would go with either Samsung or Crucial memory. Most people don't seem to have problems with either of those brands.

+1 for Crucial

Cheers,
 
Crucial. They tend to use the same memory suppliers that Apple does. At least, the 2GB chips I got from Crucial for my Mac Mini were identical (apart from the size difference) to the 1GB chip I took out of my Mac Mini.
 
I just put in two 2GB sticks of Crucial (plain PC version). Works great. $50 shipped @ Newegg.
 
I also vote for Crucial. I've got a couple 1 gig sticks in my powerbook, and just put in 2 2gig sticks in my new Mini. No probs.
 
I used to go fo kingston in the past, like always. Is it no good anymore? Or is the Crucial nowadays a better option? Or are they just cheaper?
 
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