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I want to upgrade the memory in my iMac from the 256meg it was supplied with. As I understand it, there is one DIMM socket which I cannot change without a visit to an Apple Service Centre and one empty SODIMM socket and I think I need PC2700 SODIMM (for G4 1.25 GHz Power PC, 20" with superdrive)
What is the largest amount I can increase this by/to without the visit to an Apple SC? Where to buy?
What is the largest amount I can increase this by/to without the visit to an Apple SC? Where to buy?
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G4 iMac. 1x DIMM (non-user servicable), 1x SODIMM (under flap on base). Both slots can be occupied with different capacities/speeds of module.
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Get the Crucial module from H's post. The 1Gb part from this page would work but it's over £200 which you'd be better putting towards a G5 iMac![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Oh and it's Mac (as in Macintosh) not MAC (Media Access Control), you know how it makes us fruit lovers cry
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Get the Crucial module from H's post. The 1Gb part from this page would work but it's over £200 which you'd be better putting towards a G5 iMac
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Oh and it's Mac (as in Macintosh) not MAC (Media Access Control), you know how it makes us fruit lovers cry
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Fitted my new 512 meg Crucial module today. What a difference ![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Can anyone tell me how much Apple Service Centres / Resellers charge to swap the internal 256 for 512?
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Can anyone tell me how much Apple Service Centres / Resellers charge to swap the internal 256 for 512?
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Originally Posted by Figment
Fitted my new 512 meg Crucial module today. What a difference ![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Can anyone tell me how much Apple Service Centres / Resellers charge to swap the internal 256 for 512?
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Can anyone tell me how much Apple Service Centres / Resellers charge to swap the internal 256 for 512?
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Re: internal slot... Cost probably = Arm + Leg... PM AllanB, I'm sure he won't mind. He works for MacWarehouse who are a Service Centre as well as a Reseller.
Or visit http://apple.via.infonow.net/locator....jsp?LOC=en_GB and search for a service centre in your area.
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Originally Posted by class_A
Good, good!
Mac OS X certainly does love as much RAM as it can get its grubby hands on.
Re: internal slot... Cost probably = Arm + Leg... PM AllanB, I'm sure he won't mind. He works for MacWarehouse who are a Service Centre as well as a Reseller.
Or visit http://apple.via.infonow.net/locator....jsp?LOC=en_GB and search for a service centre in your area.
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Re: internal slot... Cost probably = Arm + Leg... PM AllanB, I'm sure he won't mind. He works for MacWarehouse who are a Service Centre as well as a Reseller.
Or visit http://apple.via.infonow.net/locator....jsp?LOC=en_GB and search for a service centre in your area.
Will do, thanks (or would do if Allans PM box wasn't overflowing)
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