I am cleaning out the closets and found two RAM for iMacs. I have one for the original iMac and one for the iMac DVD-SE. Are they of any use to someone (preferably a school or non-profit organization)? I do not know their sizes. Is there a way to tell?
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Leftover Memory
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You might want to google the numbers on the chips. Do you remember if these were the original chips taken out of your machines? I am interested in both of them -- though they might be on 32mb for the iMac and 64mb for the iMac DV -- not very useful! I'm helping a friend get up to speed who has been using her trusty MAC SE since 1990! I figured get her on an '99 iMac to get her up to speed!
I'm interested in the RAM for my girlfriend's iMac in her dorm. The entire wing of her dorm uses the computer, but it lags because of a lack of adequate RAM. This could be turning potential mac users away because of the lack of speed!