iMac G4 15" 700 MHz EMC 1873 Internal RAM Replacement
Introduction
Go to step 1Adding RAM will improve performance, especially when multitasking.
What you need
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Using a Phillips #00 screw driver, remove the four 6.86 mm screws from the metal plate.
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Release the tabs on each side of the module by simultaneously pushing each tab away from the RAM.
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Remove the RAM module from the iMac.
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Release the tabs on each side of the module by pulling them away from the internal RAM
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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It's a bit vague. That is, it explains where and how one has access and how the said memory module fits, but most importantly it does not. What kind of memory are we referring to, just as it does not explain the type of memory it has to be and its speed as well as the process of not touching hands with the gold connectors of the memory module
EveryMac reports PC133 SO-DIMM 144-pin
And that the original 700/800mhz iMac G4s shipped with PC100 but was changed and apple warned not to use PC100
Which memory bank is inside Bank 0 or Bank 1?
