Viking MIMACDV 256 256MB PC100 CL3 DIMM Memory for
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Viking MIMACDV/256 256MB PC100 CL3 DIMM Memory for Apple Computers
Specifically designed and engineered for Apple / Macintosh products
Enables you to run multiple programs simultaneously
Enables you to open files and programs faster
Premiere components guarantee flawless operation, even under the harshest conditions
Installation is easy with Viking's comprehensive install guide or toll free tech support
Rating: 4/5 from 1 reviews
Great, but difficult to install
Rating: 4/5
Because the imac I bought came standard with a very low amount of memory, I purchased this upgrade. I would highly suggest that all Mac users with 64mb or less memory jump at the chance to purchase more memory at such a great value (for instance, buying memory directly from Apple is about 2-3 times more expensive). Some of the benefits are smoother game play with graphic intensive games, the ability to keep more applications open at the same time, and an overall boost in the speed of applications. (Don't forget to allocate more memory for games and applications after you have installed the new DIMM - you'll have to do this by hand in the file-->get info-->memory window).
The one problem I encountered was the installation of the memory. The memory ships without directions, though they are available for download from the manufacturer's website. These are a must. I would also suggest consulting the directions that came with your computer. I found that each provided information that the other did not. My main problem was that, given the small space in which to work, I found it difficult to push hard enough on the edge of the memory for it to snap completely into place.
The upgrade in performance is definitely worth any frustration caused by the installation.
The one problem I encountered was the installation of the memory. The memory ships without directions, though they are available for download from the manufacturer's website. These are a must. I would also suggest consulting the directions that came with your computer. I found that each provided information that the other did not. My main problem was that, given the small space in which to work, I found it difficult to push hard enough on the edge of the memory for it to snap completely into place.
The upgrade in performance is definitely worth any frustration caused by the installation.