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RAM change on new 27" iMac
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If I buy the basic 4Gb option, can I then remove the 2x2Gb sticks and up it to 16Gb (4x4Gb sticks) easily?
Apple just charge so much for the 16Gb I need!
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Yes, you can. You need a philips screwdriver.
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and about one and a half minutes.
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Excellent.
It won't damage the computer removing all the RAM before installing the new RAM?
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No. Of course not. 
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As long as you turn it off first. And unplug it.
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MacBook 2.0GHz CD; MacBook Pro 15" 2.4GHz Late '08; PowerMac G4 MDD Dual 1GHz; 3x Xserve G4 1GHz; Mac Mini 2GHz; Big pile of broken and working bits;
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At £2k it's worth asking
Cheers guys, purchase made. Thnx
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Enjoy your machine!
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