From Apple's requirements:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201475
It sounds like OSX 10.10 Yosemite will run on a MacBook late 2008 or
newer so if this is a 2011 model you should be good to go. Apples
technical specs don't list a 2011 model but there is a 2010:
Hi,
I'm sceptical of it being a 2011 model. Everything I find on the Net says that
it should be a Mid-2010 model. Info found here:
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/macbook-white-unibody-faq/macbook-white-unibody-how-to-upgrade-ram-memory-type.html
says that it will actually
Hi. Based on your description, your friend has the same MacBook I have but
newer. They can definitely run Yosemite. From what I hear, 4 gigs is the max a
white MacBook can go up to in terms of ram, though a friend of mine said that
you could easily put in 2 4 gig ram sticks. I don't know how
a friend wanted me to ask what are the requirements for using osx 10.10
the latest version of osx
they have a macbook running snow leppard 10.63 2 gigs of ddr3 ram and an
intell core 2 duo processer that is running 2.4 ghz.
Would they need to up the ram to be able to handel the osx 10.10 and
so don't you mean what the processor can handel? meaning the processor
is a intel core 2 fduo 2.4 ghz.
is this what you mean?
On 8/15/2015 9:32 PM, Littlefield, Tyler wrote:
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Hello:
I'm confused what your question actually is.
If the system can
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No, I mean what the motherboard can handle. It's based on the
motherboard in the system.
Regardless this is all symantics and basic hardware requirements. So
find out (by calling apple or looking up the model) the max memory.
HTH,
On 8/15/2015 10:31
there is no apple store where my friend lives.
If it could use the 4 gigs of ddr3 ram, but in the two slots wouldn't it
be better to buy one stick of 8 gigs of ddr3 ram?
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What you can easily do
What year is the Mac that they have? Yosemite and El Capitan run on 2009 or new
model Macs. Also, it wouldn't hurt to upgrade the ram. I have 4 GB of ram in
this thing and it ran perfect with Yosemite. It may not be necessary but who
knows how slow the Mac will run with only 2 GB of ram. HTH.
From what my friend can tell it looks like a 2011 macbook white polly
carbon
they are having trouble getting into the overview part of the about
this mac if this helps it has a built in super drive
how much memory can a macbook be fully upgraded to?
Meanning 8 gigs is this the fullest amount a
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What you can easily do doesn't mean it's still doable. You need to
insure the limit, because you'll be wasting your time if you stick in
2 4 gb sticks if it only supports 4 gb. Also you get faster speeds
through duel channel, so 2 2 gb sticks would be
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Hello:
I'm confused what your question actually is.
If the system can take up to 8 GB ram, you need to buy 2 sticks of 4 GB.
If it can take 4, you need to buy 2 sticks of 2 GB.
It's based on what the motherboard can handle, not what amounts you
can
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