Wondering how your Mac would benefit with more memory?
It's pretty much a given that more memory makes the difference, but we're pleased to offer a series of
real world benchmark test results that show you just what those differences are.
By maintaining an active state-of-the-art test lab, we are able to provide performance test data as well as ensure every OWC memory upgrade offers the highest product quality and reliability.
Mac OS X 10.8 “Mountain Lion” / Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion” Benchmark Testing
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Mac Pro(2009 & later)Memory & SSD Test Results -
Mac Pro(2006 – 2008)Memory & SSD Test Results -
iMac(Intel 2007 – 2011)Memory Test Results -
Mac mini(Intel 2006 – 2010)Memory & SSD Test Results -
17-inch MacBook ProMemory & SSD Test Results -
15-inch MacBook ProMemory & SSD Test Results -
13-inch MacBook ProMemory & SSD Test Results -
MacBookMemory & SSD Test Results
Mac OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard” Benchmark Testing
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17-inch MacBook ProUnibodyMemory Test Results
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15-inch MacBook ProUnibodyMemory Test Results
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13-inch MacBook ProUnibodyMemory Test Results
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iMac(Late 2009)Memory Test Results -
MacBookMemory Test Results
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Mac miniMemory Test Results
Pre-Mac OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard” Benchmark Testing
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Mac Pro(2009)Memory Test Results
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Mac Pro(Early 2008)Memory Test Results
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iMac(Mid 2007 - 2009)Memory Test Results -
Mac mini(Intel) 2006 - 2009Memory Test Results
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13.3-inch MacBook &
13/15/17-inch MacBook Pro(2007-2009 "Unibody")Testing up to 8GB Memory -
13.3-inch MacBook &
13.3-inch MacBook Pro(2006-2009 "Unibody")Up to 4GB Memory +
Hard Drive Test Results -
15-inch MacBook Pro(2006-2009 "Unibody")Up to 4GB Memory +
Hard Drive Test Results -
17-inch MacBook Pro(2006-2009 "Unibody")Up to 4GB Memory +
Hard Drive Test Results