Mac Desktop (PowerMac, Mac Pro, and iMac) Memory

This Mac Pro has 8 memory slots, and is upgradable up to a maximum of 64GB.
Mac Pro RAM

This Mac Pro has 4 or 8 memory slots, and is upgradable up to a maximum of 32GB-64GB.
Mac Pro RAM

The Mac Pro has 4 or 8 memory slots, and is upgradable up to a maximum of 16GB-32GB.
Mac Pro RAM

The iMac Intel comes in three versions. To find which you have, go to "About This Mac" under your Apple Menu (top left of your screen).
iMac RAM

The sleek Bauhaus inspired G5 "Dual Core" runs 533mhz DDR2 memory...
PowerMac G5 RAM

The sleek Bauhaus inspired G5 "Original" runs 400Mhz DDR memory...
PowerMac G5 RAM

The mighty Mac mini comes in three versions. To find which you have, go to "About This Mac" under your Apple Menu (top left of your screen).
Mac mini RAM

Two versions of the iMac G5 was built. The original iMac G5 runs DDR memory, and the iMac G5 iSight runs DDR2 memory.
iMac G5 RAM

Four versions of the Xserve have been released, running four different memory types.
Xserve RAM

In early 2003, Apple upgraded the iMac Flat Panel's memory controller to run high-speed DDR memory. Earlier models all run standard SDRAM.
iMac Flat Panel RAM

The iMac DV is also referred to as the Slot Loading iMac.
iMac DV RAM

The iMac Revisions A-D run at 233Mhz-333Mhz, and have a CDROM drawer, not a CDROM slot.
Original iMac RAM

The eMac comes in two versions. The early version runs SDRAM memory, and the later version runs DDR SDRAM memory.
eMac RAM

The G4 DDR series has four memory slots which can each hold up to 512mb for a system max of 2Gig.
PowerMac G4 RAM

The G4 PC-133 series includes the Quicksilver, G4 2001, and G4 Digital Audio.
PowerMac G4 RAM

The G4 PC-100 series includes the Sawtooth, Dual, Cube, and G4 PCI.
PowerMac G4 RAM

The PowerMac G3 Pro also goes by the names "G3 Yosemite", and "G3 Blue & White".
PowerMac G3 Pro RAM