Can I use this RAM in my new iMac?

[machavez00]

Fry's has this Kingston RAM on sale and I want to know will it run in the new iMacs? It is the one on the top
http://shop1.outpost.com/category/Outpost/Hard+Drives+&+Memory/Memory/Notebook+Memory?accipterAreaString=

These are the memory specs from Apple.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306205

Anyone know if this RAM meets those specs? I have tried looking on the net and have seen that it is non ECC and thats about it.

[jutley]

Michael,

I'm not a Mac guy myself, but from reading the description on the RAM it appears to me this would work fine with the specs for the iMac.

Justin

[Cholly]

Michael: Since the 2007 iMac's come with one 1 GB SODIMM installed, if you want to expand to 2 GB, you only need one module. The 2 GB kit you mention is TWO 1 GB modules. The kit meets the specs, but it isn't a single 2 GB module. So the answer is "No" if you're thinking of adding 2 GB.

[machavez00]

Michael: Since the 2007 iMac's come with one 1 GB SODIMM installed, if you want to expand to 2 GB, you only need one module. The 2 GB kit you mention is TWO 1 GB modules. The kit meets the specs, but it isn't a single 2 GB module. So the answer is "No" if you're thinking of adding 2 GB.

argh, I just realized that. Thanks for your help. I guess I will look around the net for the best deal on 4GB of ram. I use imovie a lot and it will help.

[machavez00]

Where can I find ram that won't run me $500 like apple wants on their website?

[machavez00]

Just ordered 4GBs of ram from Other World Computing
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/53IM2DDR4GBK/