[X4U] entry level iMac supports 16GB?

[Ron Steinke]

You could download a program called MacTracker for free. It will tell you almost everything that you want to know about every model Mac computer made.

You will need to know exactly which model number you are looking at in order to call up the right model specifications, but a quick look told me that almost all the latest models have four RAM slots and can hold up to 32Gb of RAM if you have the money to pay for it.

On Jun 21, 2012, at 7:48 AM, Joe Sporleder wrote:

> Is it a fair assumption that all current iMacs have 4 memory slots and will easily support 16GB of RAM? Apple's online refurbished store has the current entry level iMac at a refurbished price of $999. I have a use for it and don't need a ton of storage or high end graphics, or even a super fast processor (2.5Ghz quad-core is plenty), but being able to put at least 16BG of RAM in it would be great. Apple only lists this model as supporting up to 8GB of RAM, which in their case could that be more of a marketing issue rather than a technical issue?
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> Joe