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I upgraded my MacBook Pro RAM to 8gb and now the original 4gb is unused. I want to use these to upgrade my Lenovo U165 RAM, which is only 2gb. Is this possible?

I also found out that both used DDR3 RAM as well. But are they compatible? My MacBook Pro was bought in 2010 and used Snow Leopard (already installed).

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  • You'll need to list the specs of the RAM chips.
    – Lee Taylor
    Commented Jan 5, 2013 at 3:34
  • DDR3 RAM and 1333MHz
    – Bobby Lee
    Commented Jan 5, 2013 at 8:27

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As far as I know, apple dosen't use non standard ram and you should be able to install it. If it was non standard, it would have a differerent pinout to prevent folk from using the wrong ram.

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If it looks like the sodimm picture above from wikipedia, it should probably work, assuming your chipset supports that amount of ram (which it should).

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