HI, I'm seeing conflicting information regarding the maximum amount of ram I can install in my 2007 imac 7.1
running El Capitan.
I've seen on the community her somewhere that I can run 6GB but elsewhere it states 4GB.
It currently has 3GB and I would like to max it out ...
Do I buy a 2GB to replace the 1 or a 4GB to replace the 1?
Any advice appreciated as I am new to the Mac world.
Thanks
The official specification is 4GB.
It has proven possible to take it up to 6GB. You can buy RAM from Macsales.
You can get a 6GB kit from them for $69.
Just so you understand, though, that Mac is long obsolete. El Capitan is as far as it can go OS wise.
I wouldn't invest the money in it.
The official specification is 4GB.
It has proven possible to take it up to 6GB. You can buy RAM from Macsales.
You can get a 6GB kit from them for $69.
Just so you understand, though, that Mac is long obsolete. El Capitan is as far as it can go OS wise.
I wouldn't invest the money in it.
You can get a 4GB RAM module from OWC to replace the 1GB in your iMac.
KiltedTim wrote:
You can get a 6GB kit from them for $69.
$69.99. The 4GB Module is $1 cheaper. 😎
Thanks all
You're welcome.
Imac 2007 Maximum RAM
