Will it work with the 13inch, 2.13 GHz Processor (White) 2009? Also I'm not sure if the max is 6 or 8GB any thoughts?
1624396
Yes, that RAM should work in your MacBook (2009). I believe your max RAM is 4GB. I also have the 2009 MacBook 2.13GHz notebook and it's running in mine.
1820881
it'll work fine, pair it with an SSD for best results. keep in mind its not the fastest and snappiest processor, it'll get stuff done but not as fast as you would expect a quad core 3.6 ghz would do.
2249664
Eager to know if works! I too am thinking of expanding. If it does work, please share the Ram manufacturer and specs. Thanks.
1516509
My spec sheet says it supports 16GB - specifically "DDR3L-1600 (Support DDR3) and Slots: SODIMM x 2." Hope that helps.
2155104
It supports the DDR3 Ram at 1333mhz, so it will not run this at full potential but it will run. The comp supports 16 gig, so it should have 4 slots, chances are you can keep the memory you have and add this, just make sure the memory pairs are slot 1 & 3 and slot 2 & 4. You'll also need to be running a 64 bit OS or it will only see 3 gigs of ram.
1300843
youre saying 2.1ghz? it should work as long as you have a 13". if you aren't sure then compare the model numbers.
2123881
Yes. I bought this model specifically because I didn't want to overpay for additional memory. I added this, right from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005LDLV6S/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1; and it works fine. I think 8GB is the max, but you should confirm that. I did not pay attention to that because the laptop was for my grandson.
1275218
As long as your on 64 bit you'll get up to 16GB of memory. It will max at 1600Mhz.
1207914
I have a MacBook white 13" with a core2due 2.1 ghz and it work great. Hope that is helpful.
17355
Yes you can use it but trying to add it to the existing 8GB on there might cause problems, that memory is 8GB 1600Mhz and this is a 8GB of 1866Mhz its not good mixing memory
324769
Yes this will work, because the memory slots A & B support up to 4GB per channel, and the motherboard has available 4 channels., which means it can be upgraded up to 16 GB.
2220587
The SPEC's say it will work with your mobo. However, why would you want to? That's fairly expense memory...for the money, it's not really going to buy you a whole lot unless your plans include moving the memory into a newer build later down the road. My suggestion would be to purchase inexpensive memory and put the balance towards a Solid State drive. That will give you a serious improvement.
138030
Wait... where did the pin numbers come from?Anyway, I'm quite sure it will work. Mine is also a MB 3,1 (white 2.0GHz, but I don't think it matters much), originally with the same 512MB modules you described, of which first I swapped one to a 2GB one, then (using the product in question) the second one too. No problems ever.
2067914
it has a max of 12gb and 1 slot according to crucials website. I believe the intergrated ram is 4gb, so an 8gb stick would max it out.
887346
32GB is the max. But I haven't open up the cpu because of warranty. It is a pretty small cpu, if there is any slot open at all, would be two. Due to latecy may vary between different DDR'S, I would replace instead of adding.
1775703
Yes I believe it should work, I have it running with 2x2gb 1333mhz gskill sticks of ram... That's why I bought this board because it supports ddr2 and ddr3. Anyways good luck!
1507896
Sorry, haven't seen anything definitive about the capacity of the motherboard/chipset. To my knowledge, 8GB is the max you can order for a new one. Anything beyond that would involve the brave process of opening the thing up.