I see another customer put this in his 2007 iMac. I just want to clarify. I have an 2007 24" iMac emc# 2134. Will this tray work with my computer?
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Well the one I bought from Amazon did not work. I had to find another one to fit. My macbook Pro 2008 was a PATA drive. Mac used different interfaces on different drives. The best way is to find the model number of the drive. (find in about my mac) then search for the right adapter. I now have a 240 SSD where the origional drive wasand a 750 HDD where the DVD was mounted. Works fine. The adapter just takes a bit of planning
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Hi Robert,Part number KTA-MB667K2/4G is compatible and recommended for the Mid 2007 iMac. These modules would install in the two available memory slots to provide a total of 4GB of memory which is the maximum supported by it.Thank you for your interest in Kingston memory!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Yes this should work. I have set up two systems like this. The only thing I'd say is that it has to be the largest model of (2009) imac. I don't think it works for the smaller one though I haven't checked this.
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I don't know whether this item is compatible with your computer, but I'd say as long as your computer uses ESATA it should work. I had no issues installing it in my 2009 iMac and it works great. My system screams again.
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I have a 20" screen made in 2007, with core duo processor. If your imac says core duo, the memory upgrade works great, and is really easy to install.
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You have to check the IMac manual for what kind of RAM configuration it can accept. Rated speed and type(DDR2 or DDR3) is important.
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No. The 2007 iMacs use DDR2 memory. You can usually use faster speed ram in a older system but it still has to be the same type. DDR2 and DDR3 are not inter-changeable.
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I bought it to upgrade my iMac approximately 2007 year model. I believe the packaging says for laptop but my iMac needed this type/size. I successfully installed it myself, easy to do. It does depend on your model. The link already shared looks like the place I used to get information to decide if it would work for mine, http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3011. Hope this helps!
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I don't know as I don't have have that imac. If you look at the compatibility chart, your imac is not listed, so I would keep looking! Sorry
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I am using it with my four or five year old MacBook Pro, no problem. Even though I haven't tried it with iMac, I can't think of a reason why it wouldn't work with it. The USB connection will fit just fine.
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No it will not work. As the iMacs use SO-DIMMS which is laptop memory and this is desktop memory which doesn't fit
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According to an apple forum it is compatible, but only if the speed is the same (the MHz). Go under the iMac's apple menu, click "about this Mac", then it should tell you the MHz next to the RAM specifications. The one I'm selling here is 1600 Mhz, and this is the forum: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4297186. That being said, I downgraded my Mac from the 1600 MHz RAM I'm selling, to two larger 1066 MHz sticks and it works great. But trust your best judgement, I'm not really familiar with iMacs. Hope that helps!
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It most likely will work. The best way to determine your memory type is to click on the Apple icon and then click on About this Mac. It should show you the type of memory that is required. I would say that most likely memory for 2006-20007 era iMacs will utilize the same memory as long as you have a duo2 core processor.. Just follow my steps and let me know if you have other questions.
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I don't remember, however, I have a mid 2007 iMac 24" and this memory works perfectly and installed it with no issues whatsoever. I've been using the computer with this exact memory installed for months with no issues.
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The memory I bought for my mac mini will not work in an iMac 24-inc.The Ram speed I bought was 1333 MHz . I did a fast check in Google for the spec of the iMac 24 early 2009 and its memory's speed is slower or 1066 MHz. Before you buy ram memory, check Apple's specs for your machine. This is what I did when I bought my memory. If you buy the wrong memory it could damage your machine so be careful.I did see inexpensive memory for your machine,but, again double check before you buy any memory.GK mentioned 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM and this seems to be correct, again double check.
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In short, no. I believe the iMac you have requires a soDIMM, which is a smaller form factor that is standard in laptops (and in your case, an all-in-one computer). This Kingston RAM is intended for a full-sized desktop computer and will not physically fit. For the iMac you have you will need a DDR3 SODIMM. Don't just take my word for it...souce: http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=81CE351CA5CA7304 Crucial is a good tool to find out compatibility, however use it to do some homework, shop around and make an informed decision that fits your computer, needs, and budget.
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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.