Is this compatible with a mid 2009 21,5" IMac (Model iMac10,1)?
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This is compatible with any computer (Mac or otherwise) that uses a 2.5" HDD. Older operating systems may not be able to utilize the SSD to its maximum capabilities, but this can work with pretty much any system.
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Yes. Bear in mind that the pre-2010 iMac models do not have an add-on option if I recall correctly, meaning that you will have to completely replace your previous HDD (or SSD if you had previously replaced it). If you are confused about the installation process, here is a great link that gives an overview of the steps necessary: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=842548 Likewise, it never hurts to check with the manufacturer since they are the ones who give you your warranty on products. Check with Mac and/or Crucial tech support if you have any specific technical questions that you may have.
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Probably, but I am not sure. Try a search including "crucial m4 forum iMac10" and see what comes up. My guess is that with a 2009 computer, it will probably only be recognized as a SATA I or SATA II drive and will not give you the full read and write speeds of a SATA III drive. You might find a SATA II SSD that gives the same performance in your IMac at a lower price. Check the Mac forums to see what people are using in your model.
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Yes. Bear in mind that the pre-2010 iMac models do not have an add-on option if I recall correctly, meaning that you will have to completely replace your previous HDD (or SSD if you had previously replaced it). If you are confused about the installation process, here is a great link that gives an overview of the steps necessary:http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=842548Likewise, it never hurts to check with the manufacturer since they are the ones who give you your warranty on products. Check with Mac and/or Crucial tech support if you have any specific technical questions that you may have. Yes. Bear in mind that the pre-2010 iMac models do not have an add-on option if I recall correctly, meaning that you will have to completely replace your previous HDD (or SSD if you had previously replaced it). If you are confused about the installation process, here is a great link that gives an overview of the steps necessary:http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=842548Likewise, it never hurts to check with the manufacturer since they are the ones who give you your warranty on products. Check with Mac and/or Crucial tech support if you have any specific... » Read More Yes. Bear in mind that the pre-2010 iMac models do not have an add-on option if I recall correctly, meaning that you will have to completely replace your previous HDD (or SSD if you had previously replaced it). If you are confused about the installation process, here is a great link that gives an overview of the steps necessary:http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=842548Likewise, it never hurts to check with the manufacturer since they are the ones who give you your warranty on products. Check with Mac and/or Crucial tech support if you have any specific technical questions that you may have. « Show Less
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Technically yes. But this model has crap firmware that seems to have issues, at least with mac. [OLD MODEL] Crucial M500 480GB SATA 2.5-Inch 7mm (with 9.5mm adapter) Internal Solid State Drive CT480M500SSD1 This one is supposed to work..yeah it's a bit smaller. But 480 functionalGB is better than a 512GB brick.
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Yes, but the quality of these are very iffy. I have a 2009 iMac and these did not work very well. Several of the memory chips failed within the first year. You may want to look at the crucial brand.
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I read this but I ignored and bought for my IMac (Mid 2010). It works perfectly. To choose correctly read this article http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3011#4
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As long as what you order is Kingston part number KTA-MB1066K2/8G it is compatible with any of the Late 2009 27" iMacs (Core 2 Duo/i5/i7's).
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Im not sure about early 2009, I have a late 2009 imac 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and this ram worked great.
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Yes. You may refer to this site https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iMac+Intel+21.5-Inch+EMC+2389+SSD+Dual+Drive+Installation+Replacement/9068
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assuming the instructions have MAC logo, but versions of OS not specified, it should work. if not i'm sure amazon would accept returns
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i would call the imac company to see its there product they should be able to tell you
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Not compatible with late 2009 iMac 21.5", this drive used IDE interface. Late 2009 iMac 21.5" used SATA interface.
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Hello Andrew, This arm is fully compatible with mid 2011 iMac models. For early 2013 iMac's it requires a vesa adapter. Best Regards, Tai, Peace Brothers.
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Hi there,Part number KVR13S9S8/4 is not compatible with the iMac 21.5-inch (Mid 2010) model system. We no longer support that system as we no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with it. You might be able to find the discontinued compatible part number KTA-MB1333/4G from some online resellers.Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM,-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Suggest you go to Kingston's web site (http://www.kingston.com/us/memory) and use the memory search. It is going to ask you what kind of processor the IMac has, then you will be able to determine what will fit.
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Hi Alan. It worked in the 13" mid-2009 Macbook Pro I installed it in, so it should work in yours. Good luck!
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It should - mine works with my 2008 27" iMac. You just need that mini video input jack.
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This is a server edition hard drive with Sas interface, the iMac has a Sata interface, check this link https://es.ifixit.com/Guide/iMac+Intel+27-Inch+EMC+2309+and+2374+Hard+Drive+Replacement/1634, so this is not the correct hard drive
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I bought it for my MacBook model A1342 that's the late 2009 model, it's the white MacBook whith unibody... It worked perfectly on my computer so I think it should work on yours
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Sorry, i don't have an answer for this, mine is a 2008 with osx 10.8 and it does work.