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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 2:52 pm Post subject: OWC Offers Memory Kits for New 2012 Mac minis |
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OWC Offers Memory Kits for New 2012 Mac minis
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Posted by: Staff
OWC has announced the immediate availablity of their OWC DDR3L 1600MHz Memory Kits for the new 2012 Mac minis. According to the company, these memory kits offer a savings of up to 67 percent on comparable sized memory upgrades from Apple. They also offer a memory configuration of 12GB that isn't available from the company. So, here's a rundown of the memory kits they are offering.
OWC 8GB DDR3L Memory Kit (2 x 4GB memory modules) – $49.99. Replaces existing factory installed 2 x 2GB memory modules with 8GB total memory at 50 percent lower cost vs. same sized factory 8GB option costing $100.
OWC 12GB DDR3L Memory Kit (4GB + 8GB memory modules) – $85.99. Replaces existing factory installed 2 x 2GB memory modules with 12GB total memory. This kit offers 50 percent more RAM at 14 percent lower cost vs. factory 8GB option costing $100.
OWC 16GB DDR3L Memory Kit (2 x 8GB memory modules) – $114.99. Replaces existing factory installed 2 x 2GB memory modules with 16GB total memory at 67 percent lower cost vs. same sized factory 16GB option costing $300.
Additional savings versus factory options are also available for customers who take advantage of OWC's memory trade-in rebate program, which offers up to $20.00 cash back for Apple factory memory modules.
http://www.123macmini.com/news/story/1908.html |
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Bandit Bill Veteran Member


Joined: 07 Jun 2005 Posts: 5793 Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 4:32 pm Post subject: |
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Good news.
You can also put these memory modules in the 2011 Mac mini. They clock down to 1333MHz. Just don't mix speeds ie. one 1600MHz chip, one 1333 MHz chip. |
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Grasshopper Member


Joined: 07 May 2009 Posts: 159 Location: CA
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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 5:12 pm Post subject: |
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After seeing some Geekbench scores for the quad-core i7-based Mac minis, I'm seriously thinking about getting one and upgrading to 16GB. Take that and a Fusion drive and you'll have yourself one little rocket of a system. Who really even needs a Mac Pro at that point? _________________ 2011 Mac mini with 8GB of RAM
2012 Mac mini Server with 16GB of RAM
46" Sony TV
24" HP LCD
Apple wireless keyboard and Magic Mouse
2 x 1TB MiniStacks |
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RTL44 New Member

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