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This is of course in addition to the standard manufacturer replacement warranties. This means you can test drive the product in the convenience of your home. We will give you a 30-day, money-back guarantee on all our products. The Customer Guarantee lets you know what you can and should expect from Macfixit Australia -and what we’re doing to hold ourselves accountable every day.ġ. Sorry for being dumb.Our goal is to provide you with a consistently superior customer experience-whether at the initial purchase, during the shipping of your product and during the course of usage of your product. TL DR - Can someone link me to 8GB RAM for my 2011 27" iMac on UK Amazon for £60 GBP or less that's good and reliable. If someone would be a gem, could you link me to good 8GB RAM that will work with my iMac on UK Amazon please? Since I also don't know who makes good reliable RAM I'm hoping you can help there too :) I think £60 GBP is probably the most I want to spend. However on Amazon (UK) I can only find 1333 MHz in the longer ones and the shorter ones are all 1600 MHz? So which RAM do I need? Unless it's just the way they look in the pictures? I need the shorter ones for my iMac don't I? I have 4GB sitting at home, but they're long ones and won't fit, right? There are 2 types of RAM from what I can tell. If I wanted to just upgrade I would need 2 more 4GB 1333 MHz sticks, am I right? I wouldn't be able to put 1600 MHz in unless I replaced what I already have with them? Edit: Never mind on 'About this Mac' says only 1333 MHz RAM.
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So yeah, which RAM do I need? At the moment both sticks are 4GB DDR3 1333 MHz. MSI ProBox23 ProBox23-006BUS Barebone System - Intel H81 Chipset - 16 GB DDR3 SDRAM DDR3-1600/PC3-12800 Maximum RAM Support - Serial ATA/600 - Intel HD. Find the best prices on 4GB 2X2GB RAM Memory for Abit K Series Motherboard KN9 DDR2 UDIMM 240pin PC2-6400 800MHz Black Diamond Memory Module Upgrade and.
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I know Steam for Mac has it's issues as well. Mainly Steam crashing while load I'm playing Football Manager and browsing/ doing other stuff at the same time, which it shouldnt even be doing with 8GB RAM if you ask me, but what ever. I want to upgrade it to 16GB as I've been having a few memory issues as of late. But I've never upgraded a machine before so what to make sure! I've got a 27" 2011 iMac with 8GB of RAM installed. Sorry for making what to most is a very simple process post.
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