J jgreenoc macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 13, 2009 #1 What's the maximum amount of memory that can be placed in an Intel-based iMac. I want to upgrade the hard drive and memory if possible. I have 8MB of memory now. thanks,
What's the maximum amount of memory that can be placed in an Intel-based iMac. I want to upgrade the hard drive and memory if possible. I have 8MB of memory now. thanks,
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jan 13, 2009 #3 jgreenoc said: I have 8MB of memory now. Click to expand... No you don't. OSX wouldn't even consider booting on 8Mb of RAM.
jgreenoc said: I have 8MB of memory now. Click to expand... No you don't. OSX wouldn't even consider booting on 8Mb of RAM.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Jan 13, 2009 #4 robbieduncan said: No you don't. OSX wouldn't even consider booting on 8Mb of RAM. Click to expand... My LC 575, purchased in 1994, has more RAM than that (36MB). Look again. 😛
robbieduncan said: No you don't. OSX wouldn't even consider booting on 8Mb of RAM. Click to expand... My LC 575, purchased in 1994, has more RAM than that (36MB). Look again. 😛
wwooden macrumors 68020 Jan 13, 2009 #5 I can't even think of where in the system there could be 8mb of any memory. The L2 cache isn't even that high yet.
I can't even think of where in the system there could be 8mb of any memory. The L2 cache isn't even that high yet.
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jan 13, 2009 #6 wwooden said: I can't even think of where in the system there could be 8mb of any memory. The L2 cache isn't even that high yet. Click to expand... Hard drive cache maybe?
wwooden said: I can't even think of where in the system there could be 8mb of any memory. The L2 cache isn't even that high yet. Click to expand... Hard drive cache maybe?