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stellarechoes

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Dec 9, 2012
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Hi there,

I'm looking at upgrading my iMac's RAM (27 inch, Late 2012, 8GB). I just checked on Crucial and it is saying I can upgrade it to 16GB, but my iMac has four slots, so why is 32GB not being offered as an option?

Any advice, as always, greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
Hi there,

I'm looking at upgrading my iMac's RAM (27 inch, Late 2012, 8GB). I just checked on Crucial and it is saying I can upgrade it to 16GB, but my iMac has four slots, so why is 32GB not being offered as an option?

Any advice, as always, greatly appreciated.

Thanks

I don't know for sure obviously but I've heard that you can upgrade beyond that limit. I'm going to be doing it with my iMac 21 inch late 2011 model. Once I do I'll confirm on here.
 
Mine's got 32GB RAM.

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And, for what it's worth, OWC shows them as capable of up to 32GB: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/iMac/2012_27/DDR3L
 
32 GB is the maximum supported. Actually, the Crucial site shows a 16 GB Kit (8GB x 2) .

I've the same as Proteus Zero, with a 3 TB Fusion drive (replaced with the Seagate Apple recall).

I ordered two 16 GB kits the moment I finished placing the order for this late 2012 unit. They got installed before it ever saw the power cord when it was new.
 
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