(2x8GB) Certified RAM for Apple Mac mini Server Core i7 2.6GHz Late 2012 BTO/CTO For Sale

(2x8GB) Certified RAM for Apple Mac mini Server Core i7 2.6GHz Late 2012 BTO/CTO
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(2x8GB) Certified RAM for Apple Mac mini Server Core i7 2.6GHz Late 2012 BTO/CTO:
$57.95

Certified Memory for Apple Mac mini Server Core i7 2.6GHz Late 2012 BTO/CTO 16GB kit (2x8GB) DDR3 1600MHz PC3-12800 Rank2 204-Pin SODIMM RAMSize/Capacity: 16GB kit (2x8GB) Speed: PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600)Pins: 204Form: Non-ECC Unbuffered SODIMMWarranty: Lifetime Replacement | 30 Day Money Back GuaranteeAll of our products are certified for your system. If at anytime you have a question on compatibility, or if this part is right for your specific computer, contact us ASAP through \'s messaging system. We will get you the correct answer!Made from the highest quality components, ARCH MEMORY brand modules are designed to increase productivity and help your computer work faster. Arch Memory products are engineered to meet industry standard specifications and rigorously tested to ensure quality. Backed by a lifetime warranty and legendary reliability, Arch Memory RAM is your best choice for upgrading your computer\'s memory.


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