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RAM Limit for the 2.16GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo 20"

Rollo Tamasi · 2008-08-13 19:34:44

:( Crucial.com don't provide RAM above 2GBs for my iMac. I was under the impression that all iMacs could run 4GBs of RAM. The shop page states that my model of iMac can handle a max of 3GBs. Is this true or can it take two sticks of the 2GBs resulting in 4GBs? Are Crucial correct or are they just covering themselves…

13-08-2008 07:34PM

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Rollo Tamasi

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Crucial.com don't provide RAM above 2GBs for my iMac. I was under the impression that all iMacs could run 4GBs of RAM.

The shop page states that my model of iMac can handle a max of 3GBs. Is this true or can it take two sticks of the 2GBs resulting in 4GBs? Are Crucial correct or are they just covering themselves because they don't encourage/support 4GBs?

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#2 13-08-2008 09:59PM

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Have a look at this thread.

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#3 13-08-2008 10:43PM

Rollo Tamasi

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Cheers,
That's a lot of reading but judging by the wiki entry you posted, I can only reach a max of 3GBs of RAM. Ah well, it's better than 1GB anyway.

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