For being sure we have Apple, makes no sense to discuss if we just want to be sure.
I encourage you to try it out yourself.
The cost is not much and there is no risk in trying RAM.
I did.
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For being sure we have Apple, makes no sense to discuss if we just want to be sure.
I encourage you to try it out yourself.
The cost is not much and there is no risk in trying RAM.
I did.
I have a 2009 iMac 27" iCore 5 and I have just changed 2x2gb 1333Mhz Sodimms for 2x4gb 1333Mhz Sodimms and it boots and works perfectly. The reason for changing the modules was because the performance was pathetic. What a difference this extra ram made.Im having the exact problem now when I tried to upgrade from 2*2GB to 4*4GB RAMs. Did you find any solution?
When I install 2*4GB (8GB total) rams alone - BEEP infinitely
When I install 3*4GB (12GB total) rams alone - BEEP infinitely
When I install 4*4GB (16GB total) rams alone - BEEP infinitely
But.....
When I install 2*4GB + 1*2GB(old one which came with the iMac) (10GB total) - Boot up fine
When I install 3*4GB + 1*2GB(old one which came with the iMac) (14GB total) - Boot up fine
Im unable to max the memory to 16GB because of this.
And here I am wondering how do I get 16GB to work?
I prefer to ask instead of reinventing the wheel.