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Old September 29th, 2008, 01:35 AM
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The current 15" mac book pro is 2.4ghz, and I looked it up on ifixit. Those links appear to be for 2.5 and 2.6ghz ones (I didnt know they made a 2.6ghz 15") But all of the ram appears to be the same.
AFAIK all the MacBook Pro's take the same RAM type it's just the amount of Max RAM changes from 2.0 GB in the earlier models, to 3.0 GB to 4 GB in the latter models. The models that stipulate that the max amount of RAM you can install is 3.0 GB, will actually take 2 X 2 GB modules, but only 3 GB will be *seen* by the MBP.

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I enjoy tinkering, but not on new stuff, a bit nerve racking. I could see it now, dropping a $0.0001 cent screw on something and shorting it out, doing $1000 in damage to the logic board.
I don't know if you are referring to installing the RAM but it's not too difficult a job and you're already onto iFixit.com so all is sweet there.

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I dont plan on buying the apple care either. I havent had any serious problems yet with my ibook, so I think I could go a year with out dropping it!
Well, you already have the standard 12 month warranty with the first 3 months including phone support, so if anything is gonna go wrong it should happen by the time this warranty expires. My first big buck mac, an iMac G5, broke down 4 times in the first 8 mths and I was lucky enough to put enough pressure on Apple Aust to replace it and I got a free upgrade to the Core 2 Duo with iSight + Remote out of it, so I am happy

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I have a hard time differentiating macs. My bud has an odd ball one. I cant remember the specs but I cant find any parts for it on ifixit.com
I'd be interested to look into this if you can post your friends Mac specs ... keep in touch
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