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Magnus · 18th June 2008, 21:27

I'd trust somewhere like Crucial.com, they say 2GB. Now remember there may be a difference between Apple's recommended max and what you can actually put in there. Often you can put in more RAM than Apple says is the max, but then you are obviously on your own if something happens.

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Magnus Administrator Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Dubai Posts: 8,337	I'd trust somewhere like Crucial.com, they say 2GB. Now remember there may be a difference between Apple's recommended max and what you can actually put in there. Often you can put in more RAM than Apple says is the max, but then you are obviously on your own if something happens.