upgraded my imac 27” retina late 2015 emc 2834 memory to 32gb - 4 modules ddr3 of 8gb each. can i upgrade to 48gb by replacing 2 of the 8gb modules with 16 gb modules? thanks

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upgraded my imac 27” retina late 2015 emc 2834 memory to 32gb - 4 modules ddr3 of 8gb each. can i upgrade to 48gb by replacing 2 of the 8gb modules with 16 gb modules? thanks

I upgraded my imac 27” retina late 2015 emc 2834 memory to 32gb - 4 modules ddr3 of 8gb each. can i upgrade to 48gbby replacing 2 of the 8gb modules with 16 gb modules?

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iMac 27", macOS 10.15

Posted on May 3, 2020 6:57 AM

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DonH49

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May 3, 2020 7:01 AM in response to Moka26

YES.

https://blog.macsales.com/33336-owc-offers-48gb-and-64gb-memory-upgrades-for-new-imac-27-5k

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dialabrain

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May 3, 2020 7:04 AM in response to Jeff Donald

Isn't 2 a pair? 😎

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Jeff Donald

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May 3, 2020 7:01 AM in response to Moka26

Yes, you can replace a pair of the 8GB modules with a pair of 16GB modules that meet the same minimum specs. While it’s best to replace in pairs, it’s not essential.

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upgraded my imac 27” retina late 2015 emc 2834 memory to 32gb - 4 modules ddr3 of 8gb each. can i upgrade to 48gb by replacing 2 of the 8gb modules with 16 gb modules? thanks

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