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msjhaffey

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Dec 12, 2006
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I'm ordering a 4GB 24" iMac.

Later I will want to upgrade the memory. Will this mean replacing the existing memory modules or will I find empty slots inside?
 
I believe the 4GB is made up of 2 x 2GB, and the iMac has 2 slots, so you'll have to replace these for 2 x 4GB.
 
Thanks

I'll wait for the 4GB price to drop (I guess a year) andthen see what I can get for the removed memory.
 
My iMac came with 2GB (2x1GB sticks) and I replaced them with 4GB (2x2GB sticks) from Crucial for less than $50. They even threw in a free USB flash drive that I haven't yet used.

I suppose RAM could get cheaper than that... but by then I'd probably be on a new computer and need 4GB sticks.
 
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