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Released October 24, 2011 / 2.2, 2.4, or 2.5 GHz Quad-core Intel Core i7 Processor

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The true amount of maximum RAM?

I understand that in the 2012 unibody models that you can upgrade the RAM to 16 GB, even though Apple says that the max RAM is 8 GB. Is this the case with the 2011 unibody MBPs?

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You know better than to not be specific as to exactly which machine.

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@mayer How was I not specific? The machine I am referring to is the device I listed.

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this year's MBPs? 2018? Is English your second language?

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Fine, that may have been a bit vague. However, I got the answer I needed.

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I really didn't understand the question. You can get offended or you can work on your composition. This is not the first time you have lacked clarity. If you intend to go to college, you will need to work on this. The Cardioversion didn't work. next procedure is called an ablation. I'll be scarce for another week.

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16 Gig actual 8 as per Apple see Mactracker

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Yes, this is correct. My friend has this Mac and he was able to use two sticks of 8 GB RAM in his MacBook Pro. Worked just fine.

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