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04/17/2008, 3:00pm, EDT

Thursday, April 17th

Corsair ships high-density Mac Pro memory kits

Computer and flash memory maker Corsair announced today the addition of high-density 2GB and 4GB DIMM kits to its Mac Memory line. Each new kit features two sticks of either 1GB or 2GB fully buffered 667MHz memory made to work in Mac Pro desktop computers. Previously, Corsair offered only 1GB, 2GB kit, 2GB and 4GB kits for the MacBook, MacBook Pro and Intel-chipped iMacs. The laptop memory chips were launched last month.

The Corsair Mac Pro chips were tested at Apple Labs in California and are guaranteed to be compatible. The kits are available now, with the 2GB kit priced at $165 and the 4GB at $225.








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fahlman
667MHz, not 800MHz
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04/17, 4:33pm, EDT
These are not compatible with the latest Mac Pro released in 2008. The latest Mac Pro require 800MHz DDR2 ECC fully buffered DIMM (FB-DIMM) memory. Try here http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator_new/modelsinfo.asp?SysID=43378&mfr=Apple&model=Mac+Pro+Workstation+%28Early+2008%29&root=&LinkBack=&Sys=43378-Apple-Mac+Pro+Workstation+%28Early+2008%29&distributor=0&submit1=Search
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