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SilentCrs

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Nov 2, 2006
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Quick question. I have a 24" metal iMac that recently had a memory chip die. I picked up 2 new chips from Crucial and installed them. However, the metal memory isn't totally "flush" with the bottom of the iMac now. I've taken it off a couple of times and put it on, and if I feel underneath I can feel the edges of the cover pretty readily. I've tightened the screw as hard as I can but I don't want to strip the stupid thing. I really should have checked before I took the cover off.

Those who own a metal iMac, are your memory covers completely flush or can you feel the edges pretty easily?
 
Quick question. I have a 24" metal iMac that recently had a memory chip die. I picked up 2 new chips from Crucial and installed them. However, the metal memory isn't totally "flush" with the bottom of the iMac now. I've taken it off a couple of times and put it on, and if I feel underneath I can feel the edges of the cover pretty readily. I've tightened the screw as hard as I can but I don't want to strip the stupid thing. I really should have checked before I took the cover off.

Those who own a metal iMac, are your memory covers completely flush or can you feel the edges pretty easily?

i have upgraded my own memory, and yes the cover is 100% "flush". Cant feel or see any edges. I think you have either made it "bad" or the screw is not right, or the cover is in wrongly oriented :confused:
But if its only millimeter or something, dont worry. Maybe the new ram sticks are too fat? :D
 
I thought i wasn't flush and i pushed the chips in (on my white beautiful imac) and bam i damaged the darn thing.Money flushed down the drain.Pun intended.
 
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