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I have 2x2GB Ram taken out of my Mid 2012 (i5) MBP and I was wondering if it will work in my Late 2011 iMac 27 (i5) as i still have two ram slots free. I know that they are both DDR3Ls but they run on different MHZs 1600 and 1333. I know this could be an issue but I also hear that many motherboards have no issue taking a small difference in MHZ. Any suggestions? Is it safe to do it? Thank you!
iMac, OS X El Capitan (10.11.3)
You could try them. I don't think they will cause any damage ... but the rule is; use the same RAM as is specified in the iMac 27 details in 'About this iMac'. The wrong memory will slow down the Mac.
Correction: I meant mid 2011 iMac
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