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Introdução
Acessar a memória RAM deste computador é simples e exige pouca desmontagem.
O que você precisa
Vídeo de Apresentação
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Remova os oito parafusos Phillips de 4 mm que prendem a carcaça inferior ao MacBook.
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Levante levemente a carcaça inferior perto da abertura de ventilação.
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Continue passando os dedos entre as carcaças inferior e superior até que a carcaça superior se solte dos seus clipes de retenção.
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Use a ponta chata de uma espátula para levantar o conector da bateria para fora de seu soquete na placa lógica.
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Solte as travas de cada lado do chip do RAM, empurrando cada trava para fora do componente simultaneamente.
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Depois que o módulo de memória RAM saltar, puxe-o para fora do seu soquete.
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Para a remontagem de seu dispositivo, siga estas instruções na ordem inversa.
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I have been running 2 x 4gb chips for the last two months in my unibody white late 2009 macbook with no probs. The only difference from the standard ram chips is a massive speed boost!
Hi I'm currently installing 16gbs of ram, that is supported by my Macbook 2010 White unibody, however the mac is not reading the full amount installed. i have gotten 10gbs working, by installing one of the new 8gbs sticks, and the old 2gb. Both of the new sticks of Ram have been tested, by simply swopping them out with each other, but when combine the full 16gb sends a error code, 3 beeps with a 5 sec in between. Both ram slots work, all four sticks of ram work, the two 8gb and the old two sticks of 2gb, and computer runs right now at 10gb, so there is proof that it is supported. please help me, i am stuck.
You have two different types of ram there... One cannot be read by the Mac book for some reason because of the speed or type.
Hey Skyler, I'm having the same issue. It appears that if you have at least one DIMM of 1066MHz RAM, the machine will be able to boot and clock-down faster RAM so that both DIMMs are running at this MacBook's maximum 1066MHz speed. I suspect that because both of my upgraded DIMMs are faster than 1066MHz (1300MHz), it is preventing the machine from being able to boot, and it's subsequently unable to remedy the RAM speed discrepancy. In my case, I get a single beep every 5 seconds when trying to boot which means "No RAM Installed"
The solution would be to return the faster memory and buy 1066MHz speed RAM, although now-a-days that's more expensive than buying 1300MHz or 1600MHz RAM when you're looking for 16GB. I guess you can also leave the mismatch DIMMs (10GB) if you need to, but it's definitely not optimal.
Excelent guide! did it carefuly in less than 5 min!
Thxs for the help!
