“I have a 20" iMac desktop mid 2007 running El Capitan OSx version 10.11.6. I am using both memory slots with 2GB memory cards. It accepts a 667MHz DDRS SDRAM memory module. Are there larger memory cards available for my computer?”

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• The 2007 Core 2 Duo iMacs were limited to 4gb max of memory from Apple. Many have had success getting 6gb to be recognized by using a 4gb and a 2gb stick.

  Answered by Mytaphandle 6 years ago

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• The mid 2007 iMac can support up to 6GB of ram (1 - 2GB and 1- 4GB stick) of 667MHz DDR2 PC2-5300.

  Answered by josh 6 years ago

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• There wouldn't be a kit from us that'd be compatible with your system, I'm afraid.

  Answered by Corsair 6 years ago

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