On the Apple store, you can config your iMac to 3 Gb with 1x2 GB and 1x1 GB, why not 2x2 GB??
Is the logic board limited to 3 only...?
Is the logic board limited to 3 only...?
Jiddick ExRex said:On the Apple store, you can config your iMac to 3 Gb with 1x2 GB and 1x1 GB, why not 2x2 GB??
Is the logic board limited to 3 only...?
orangezorki said:Apparantly while the chipset can recognise 4Gb, some of it is reserved for VRAM, so Apple caps it off at 3Gb (doubt the absolute max would be much more anyhow)
David
MacProGuy said:This is an Intel Chipset issue... this has nothing to do with Apple whatsoever. All the PC Laptops that use the Intel Core Duo 2 CPUS also are affected with this "issue".
Rokem said:not ture at my church we have a window production box, stupid windows only software, with a core2 and 4gb of ram. and View attachment 58774
admanimal said:Just to clarify, this is incorrect. iMacs have dedicated VRAM on the graphics card. As the third post pointed out, it is simply an issue with the intel chipset.