03-01-2008, 07:03 AM
> my wife calls frys "the walmart of electronics" (in a bad way)
My wife finds the thought of going into Fry's frightening.
BTW: I picked up the RAM, they just ring it up at the register at that quoted price, I even bought some other items, and it was all on the same register receipt, and there is no indication that it was from an online purchase other than the price.
The outer package of the RAM has a UPC of 649528733047 and a Crucial part number on the package of CT2CP25664AC667 Each SO-DIMM has a part number of CT25664AC667.Y16FY.
All previous Crucial RAM that I purchased had Micron chips (since Micron owns Crucial), but these have Hynix parts and a Hynix sticker on the back 2GB 2Rx8 PC2-5300S-555-12 there are 8 chips per module, 4 on each side.
The Apple OEM RAM that I've pulled from laptops over the years has been either Samsung or Hynix modules.
I installed it in the MBP, and it's running the Apple Hardware Test now. So far it seems fine.
My wife finds the thought of going into Fry's frightening.
BTW: I picked up the RAM, they just ring it up at the register at that quoted price, I even bought some other items, and it was all on the same register receipt, and there is no indication that it was from an online purchase other than the price.
The outer package of the RAM has a UPC of 649528733047 and a Crucial part number on the package of CT2CP25664AC667 Each SO-DIMM has a part number of CT25664AC667.Y16FY.
All previous Crucial RAM that I purchased had Micron chips (since Micron owns Crucial), but these have Hynix parts and a Hynix sticker on the back 2GB 2Rx8 PC2-5300S-555-12 there are 8 chips per module, 4 on each side.
The Apple OEM RAM that I've pulled from laptops over the years has been either Samsung or Hynix modules.
I installed it in the MBP, and it's running the Apple Hardware Test now. So far it seems fine.