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Motherboard RAM: 0mb
Sockets: 1 or 2
RAM type: DDR DIMMs or DDR2 SO-DIMMs
Overview:
The mighty Mac mini comes in two versions. The original Mac Mini G4, and the Mac Mini Intel
(released Feb. 28, 2006). To find out which you have, please consult our DDR vs. DDR2 Guide
Mac Mini G4 DDR:
The Mac Mini G4 has one memory slot, which holds a single DDR400 184pin DIMM. In order to upgrade, you will have to remove the currently installed DIMM, and replace it with a larger module. The system maximum is 1Gig with the installation of a single 1Gig DDR DIMM.
Mac Mini Intel DDR2:
The Mac Mini Intel has two memory slots, that come preloaded from the factory with two 256mb PC2-5300, DDR2-667 SO-DIMMs. Memory must be installed in pairs, so in order to upgrade, you will remove those two original 256mb modules and replace them. You can install a maximum of 2Gigs with the Ramjet 2Gig kit (2x 1Gig SO-DIMMs).
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