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More bad news is that I sent my Macbook Pro to Apple Care, where they ran tests and found something had gone haywire in the motherboard, which was corrupting the use of one RAM terminal (as I understand).

The bad news is that I don't understand half of the things people are saying on this forum (where can a tech-illiterate get decipherable yet modern computer information these days?). Here are some additional web sites, but keep in mind that 'Rember' is a wrapper for 'memtest' so when those sites discuss 'memtest', 'Rember' is essentially the same thing. means you have to figure out the front part of the directory path to Rember.app where ever you stored it. Rember.app/Contents/Resources/memtest all If you have installed 'Rember' you can find a copy of 'memtest' buried inside

#CRUSIAL RAM OPTIMIZER MAC OS X#

If you are having problems betting into a full Mac OS X GUI, then you might want to get memtest which can be run from the command line in Single-User mode (boot holding Command-S). The Control-Click -> Open trick is a way to force the Mac to run the unsigned app. Rember is an unsigned app, which is why the Mac may complain. Note: If you Mac refuses to run the app, you can force it by doing Control-Click -> Open, and then agreeing to the dialog box. or (OWC) are well respected Mac RAM vendors. Thank you!Īs John Galt says, not all RAM is created equal. Please send any and all advice, thoughts, questions, etc. It's possible that it was just seated incorrectly, perhaps? Tonight I will reseat the RAM in the first terminal I tried, and see if it freezes and beeps again. To me, an inexperienced computer repairwoman, it looks like I have a bad RAM terminal. The closest Apple store to me is more than an hour drive, and I'm wondering if there are any tests I can do at home. The new RAMs are 2 4GB DDR3 OC3-10666 and compatible with 1333MHz and 1066MHz, according to the package.

My MacBookPro came with 2 2GB RAMs (1333 MHz). I am running Chrome and playing youtube, Facebook, uploading pictures, and using iPhoto. I removed the one RAM and reseated it in the other terminal, and my computer has been working fine for most of the morning. I took one out, and the computer worked fine. He ran some tests and said it was a RAM issue and I could buy new RAM chips (or whatever) and so I did, and when I installed two of them, my computer wouldn't start. So I turned it off for like 3 weeks and then took it in to the Genius Bar. It would also beep three times most of the time that it froze. A few weeks ago, my MacBook Pro started freezing several times a day, and it was to the point where I couldn't use it for even 10 minutes.

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