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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Desktop Hardware
very odd indeed
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<blockquote data-quote="SynthFetish" data-source="post: 735195" data-attributes="member: 69426"><p>So i got my referb imac checked the specs on what RAM i needed and got the according type and size (2x2GB DDR2)</p><p></p><p>when i install both sticks my imac does not turn on..</p><p></p><p>when i reinstall the 1GB stick it came with and leave 1 of the 2GB sticks it turns on says my memory is ok...</p><p>when i do a hardware test and acknowledges my current 3GB RAM with no issues... </p><p>i have swapped out both sticks and switched the slots they are loaded in only to get the same result.</p><p></p><p>in other words it will not turn on with both 2GB sticks, but it will with just one 2GB and the 1GB it came with</p><p></p><p>i just cant figure this out, any advice or help??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SynthFetish, post: 735195, member: 69426"] So i got my referb imac checked the specs on what RAM i needed and got the according type and size (2x2GB DDR2) when i install both sticks my imac does not turn on.. when i reinstall the 1GB stick it came with and leave 1 of the 2GB sticks it turns on says my memory is ok... when i do a hardware test and acknowledges my current 3GB RAM with no issues... i have swapped out both sticks and switched the slots they are loaded in only to get the same result. in other words it will not turn on with both 2GB sticks, but it will with just one 2GB and the 1GB it came with i just cant figure this out, any advice or help?? [/QUOTE]
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