I have a late 2006 iMac 24inch and was wondering if this would work. It accepts a 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM memory modules. I currently have 3GB installed
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Hi, I'm sorry. i don't know if this memory will work on your iMac 24". I installed this memory in to Macbook pro 2007. Good luck in your research.
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If you want to be positive about compatibility, click the Apple icon at the upper left corner of your screen. Then click "About this MAC" and look at what it says for "Memory" if you have 1066 MHz DDR3 or 1067 MHz DDR3 it is compatible. If not, it is not compatible and you will need to look for the unit with the same type of RAM and MHz.
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I don't know, but I am sure that if you check the motherboard spec of the iMac what memory modules it supports, you will be able to find out.
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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 purchased for iMac Best to make sure you get correct memory crucial.com will download a memory check then will guide you to proper memory for your computer Then compare amazon for prices
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Yes, it will work. You can also confirm at support.apple.com/kb/SP623 Or click the apple in the menu of you computer and then click "about this Mac" to see what type of memory your computer uses.
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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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Hi Leonardo,The Early 2006 iMac only supports up to 2GB of memory using two 1GB memory modules. This 4GB kit is not compatible with it as it would not recognize the 2GB memory modules. To max out at 2GB you can use part number KTA-MB667K2/2G which is a kit of two 1GB memory modules.Thank you for choosing Kingston memory!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I just answered this a few minutes ago for Travis. The following is what I posted for his question. I went back and your machine has the same specs and requirements as his. Hope this helps. I went to the Apple website and pulled the specs for your machine. According to their specs the following is what they specify.......PC3-10600 (1333) DDR3, 204-pin SO-DIMM. These are the exact specs spelled out by this HP Dram. Also, according to the Apple website your machine is capable of utilizing either 2G or 4G memory modules and you should have a total of 4 slots. So it looks like you should be good to go with these modules. Hope this helps you out some. Best Wishes and a Happy New Year. P.S. I just went back and cut and pasted the footnote specifying the size of DRAM you can use. You can see it here........... 2.The iMac (Late 2009), iMac (Mid 2010) and iMac (Mid 2011) have four SDRAM slots, each of which can accept a 2 GB or 4 GB SO-DIMM.
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Yes!, I did replace same iMac's 2008 memory around 6 months ago and works great.
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My IMac was made 2007, the Kingston Apple 4GB kit worked on mine. The Apple Store personal told me about the kit. It works great, easy to install. Go on You Tube, Look for changing Ram on IMac. Unplug power, loosen 1 screw, remove cover from bottom of IMac, take out old 1 Ram card & Replace with 2 Ram cards. Replace cover & tighten screw, plug power in, that's it. Good Luck!
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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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Based off of specs of an iMac A1224 being sold by another seller here, it takes PC2-6400 memory, so yes it should. You can find out what type of memory your system can take by going here and scanning your system. http://www.crucial.com
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Suggest you go to Kingston's web site (http://www.kingston.com/us/memory) and use the memory search. It is going to ask you what kind of processor the IMac has, then you will be able to determine what will fit.
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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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Your iMac probably requires the 667-MHz module. The 800-MHz SDRAM was first used in the early 2008 version.
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weird. Cuz, it seems I bought this, installed on my iMac 27 (late 2010). it matched all the specs needed for iMac. I've had no problems on iMac, and things have been working fine.