Good evening, I brought to the service center, my imac 27 inch for replacement of the ram. The replacement had to do because they were defective my ram There are log files that allow me to see if…
iMac, OS X El Capitan (10.11.3)
What is your question?
the question is whether there is within the operating system a log file that records the ram change.
I want to make sure that you have actually done something.
He didn't do anything (this is a user forum) 🙂
Anyway, did you increase the RAM (i.e. from 4GB to 8GB), if so, you can see the installed ram in:
->About This Mac->[System Report], then look under Hardware for Memory.\
I thank you for the answer,
but having already 32 gb of ram on my mac, I wanted to know if they really replaced and made to pay new, or if in fact they have never changed. why do I need to know if there is a log file that records the ram change.
thanks for next answer.
I don't think that there is a log, but you can test the installed RAM:
See: http://www.cnet.com/news/immediately-test-your-macs-ram-upgrade/
event log when change ram
