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chintan shah
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Upgrading Memory on MacBook Air 2011 11 inch Model

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This one is quick,

is there a chance to upgrade macbook air mid 2011, 11.6 model DDR3 RAM from 2GB to 4GB?

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Herpina Derpson
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No, the RAM is soldered onto the Logic Board. Only the SSD is replaceable/upgradeable.

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Tyler
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I work at an Apple Store, I am an Apple Genius. You CAN NOT upgrade to more ram on a MacBook Air. Any year, any screen, any time. The ONLY way you can upgrade the ram would be to replace the logic board from the higher capacity Air. Wether you have the 2GB 11" or the NEW 11" or 13". Thats a $800+ job. Good luck.

But in this situation he (or she) is correct...

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knut w hansen
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Why do people just answer just because they think its so..

I just upgraded my Macbook Air late 2011 edition but you have to buy 2 x 2Gb RAM, both slots are full

I suspect you are confusing two different computers because Everymac states you have a choice of 2 GB or 4 GB at the time of PURCHASE. It is not user upgradable. Link provided. http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ma... 2 GB or 4 GB of onboard 1333 MHz DDR3 SDRAM (which cannot be upgraded after purchase)

rj713,

One has to read the small print ;-} The RAM is soldered and not upgradable without replacing the logic board $$$.

Dan,

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