A:AnswerHello,
Seems like you'd need DDR3L in 1600MHz for that system. Please confirm with your specific manual and reach out for any other questions; support.corsair.com
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A:AnswerHello Felix,
There are many late 2011 MBPs, please confirm yours: https://everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-unibody-faq/macbook-pro-13-15-17-mid-2009-how-to-upgrade-ram-memory.html
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A:AnswerHello,
It would not, most of the time, you'd have to refer to your specific system's manual.
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A:AnswerHello Mike,
From what I'm finding online you'd want to get a 1600MHz kit of 1.35v DDR3L.
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A:AnswerHello,
From what I was able to find online you'd need to stick to 1600MHz memory for this model.
"Better" wouldn't apply unless you know if you need more memory or you're fine with 4 or 8gb.
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A:AnswerHi JC,
I'd consult the site/person where you read that that will work, as we cannot recommend you use anything that's not recommended by Asus themselves (4gb per slot).
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A:AnswerHi Bob,
I'm seeing online you'd want to get a 1600 or 1866MHz kit for that system, please do refer to your specific model's manual for more information.
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A:AnswerHello,
Seems like it'll depend on the specific submodel you have, please check the manual/product page for the iMac.
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A:AnswerHello Angel,
Please refer to your specific Surface Pro 3's manual/product page, you may not be able to upgrade it whatsoever.
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A:AnswerHi,
I'm not able to see any attached images, I'm afraid. Please refer to your specific laptop's manual and/or reach out to our team with more information and they'll be able to help: support.corsair.com
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A:AnswerHi,
Afraid not, please visit the product page on the Apple site for that model or refer to your manual, but you should be limited to 8gb @1066MHz.
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A:AnswerHi,
Please refer to your specific laptop's official manual to confirm. Although we wouldn't be able to confirm the speed will increase when you add more than 1 module/kit together.
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A:AnswerHi Brandon,
It wouldn't, you'll need this kit: CMSA8GX3M2A1066C7
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A:AnswerThe thing you need to pay attention to is if your laptop uses DDR3 or DDR3L. The specks on your laptop say it uses DDR3L so DDR3 will not work. Laptops that use the DDR3L, which is memory that uses 1.35Volt instead of 1.5Volt power. The memory types are not interchangeable. The maximum memory your laptop can use is 8GB, 2 slots of 4GB. If you now have 4 GB it may have 2 2GB cards installed. If it has one 4BG card you only need to order one 4BG card for the open slot.
A:AnswerHello Miller,
From what I'm finding online, you'd need 2666 or 3200MHz DDR4 SO-DIMMs,
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A:AnswerHi,
I'm not finding specific information, please refer to its manual to avoid using wrong information online.
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A:AnswerHello,
From what I'm seeing online, you'd be limited to a single 4gb DDR3L 1600 or 1866MHz SODIMM.
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