Will this work in my 2007 model iMac? This is the item it says is in my computer now except I only have 4Gigs of RAM
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I don't know much about Macs but I would say no. I don't know of any internal PC hardware that will work in a mac.
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iMac uses 200-pin SO-DIMMs, which are basically laptop memory.Also, iMac uses unbuffered memory, which is not these modules.
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No, I don't think so. This memory is used on HP servers and is 240 pin.I believe your iMac uses 200 pin memory.
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You must check your computer model (Apple.com/support) and be sure how Gigs of Ram accept. It depends of the processor installed in your computer.If you install more Ram that the computer accept, it would be slow and inefficient.
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No, I don't think so. This memory is used on HP servers and is 240 pin. I believe your iMac uses 200 pin memory.
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That's what I'm using it for to my 2007 MacBook. So as long as the iMac has the combo headphone/toslink jack then it should do the trick. I suggest making sure to get any dust/debris out of the combo jack first as dust will interrupt the signal.
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Not sure, worked fine in my mid-2010 iMac. I suggest going to Apple icon on your menu bar and under "About This Mac" is a pane that will give you the memory type. Make sure it matches before ordering. I was super-paranoid about getting the right one but it worked out okay for me. Good luck!!!!!!!!
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I installed this memory in my laptop mac pro. So I'd double check the memory that you need for your iMac 24.
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Hi Rich,Part number KTH-XW667/8G is intended for use in HP servers and is not compatible with your iMac. The 2007 model iMac supports a maximum of 4GB using two 2GB DDR2-667 SODIMMs. The compatible and recommended part number to max out the memory is KTA-MB667K2/4G. Find it here: Kingston 4 GB DDR2 SDRAM Memory Modules 4 GB (2 x 2 GB) 667MHz DDR2667/PC25400 DDR2 SDRAM 200pin KTA-MB667K2/4GThank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Imacs normally have 4 SO-DIMM DDR3 SDRAM. You need to make sure the number of pins are correct. I don't normally work with macs. But what i would do is is ooen the back check to see what is already there and if u have extra slots left over to add, get the brand of ram you already have and check to see if they have them available online and just add more. This is the best way to check what brand or model of ram you have in your imac.
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It probably is. It looks like it uses the same memory as my early 2008 iMac, and this works fine in it.
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I have the mid 2007 iMac. It's very easy for me to install the memory, and I noticed the speed increased.
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The description says the memory is for MacBook Pro 15.4-inch 2.2GHz/2.4GHz/2.6GHz, and MacBook Pro 17-inch 2.4GHz/2.6GHz.I only have a 20 inch iMac (mid 2007) and am not familiar with all the Macbook models. Sorry can't help you there.
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Yeah I was just looking at that. Weird. All of the specs match exactly what my iMac mid 2011 says to put into it though.
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I don't know. I pulled the memory card out of my iMAC computer and then ordered more memory with the exact same look and numbers to match the existing card. Also; try a YouTube search for Memory installation on your exact type computer. That was the advice I got from the Apple Store and it worked out for me. I'm not a computer expert but I think it important to match what is already there. That way; you know it will work. In my case; I was adding 8GB more to the existing 4GB for a total of 12GB RAM for video work. Good Luck.
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Would love to help you out with that but can't speak for the iMac. I put mine in an early 2011 MacBook Pro and worked wonderfully. And saved same cash! If this is the type of memory that Apple says that your iMac takes, then it should work.
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Those are actually a pair of 4GB modules. If you you buy two of them, you would get the 16GB you aiming at. The only downside is that, since mid-2010 iMacs have only 4 memory slots, you'll have to ditch the two 2GB modules that originally came with your machine. You may want to consider keeping the original modules and add only one pair of 4GB modules, to a total of 12GB, if it's not crucial for you to reach 16GB.
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If your iMac is an early 2008 model, this will not work. This RAM is DDR3 class, and your iMac uses DDR2.
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i don't know about the imac I bought it for my mac mini 2009 . and it worked 100%
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Not sure I have an iMac. I think you have the laptop computer which may have a different ram configuration. Change ram in a notebook can be difficult
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I guess so. I have a late 2012 27'' iMac and it works perfectly. But you'd better first check the Kingston website for additional information.