Warranty and adding memory for the iMac# Apple - 家有苹果
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8. Will I void my warranty if I add memory to the iMac myself?
Not necessarily. The iMac's two memory sockets are both on the system's
processor module - a small circuit board that also holds the G3 processor
and plugs into the main logic board - but one socket is on the top of it
and one is on the bottom.
As the iMac ships, the upper socket is empty, while the lower one has one
32-Mbyte SO-DIMM installed. Apple allows you to add memory to the upper
socket without voiding the warranty.
Note that
Not necessarily. The iMac's two memory sockets are both on the system's
processor module - a small circuit board that also holds the G3 processor
and plugs into the main logic board - but one socket is on the top of it
and one is on the bottom.
As the iMac ships, the upper socket is empty, while the lower one has one
32-Mbyte SO-DIMM installed. Apple allows you to add memory to the upper
socket without voiding the warranty.
Note that