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    Default What kind of RAM?

    because I like to buy things without fully looking into them, I don't know what RAM I need for my iMac. It's a 2.4Ghz 20" with Leopard that comes with an initial 1GB of RAM. I already have these sticks laying around:

    200-pin 2GB DDR2 SODIMM stick of laptop ram running at 667MHz

    240pin 1GB DIMM stick of desktop ram 667Mhz

    Would either work?
    I'm not crazy, ask my toaster.

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    http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/list...0%2820-inch%29

    There the following ones that would work in your iMac. You could also search on ebay to see if you get them cheaper.


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    Bear in mind its all laptop RAM. If you goto Apple Logo (top left hand corner) About this Mac > More Information it will tell you in System Profiler.

    Matt's will also work
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    Not that sure but just for a helping hand this is the ram in my mini


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    It *may* be different RAM in the iMac, but that is the screen I was on about in System Profiler to find the info (Y)
    Quote Originally Posted by Chippiewill View Post
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    I think Macs use crucial RAM.

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    Thanks guys, I know exactly what to look for now.
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