- MAC MINI LATE 2014 UPGRADE MEMORY HOW TO
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At the moment, it's $7 cheaper to buy separate 2GB sticks instead of the 4GB kit from the same manufacturer. * I put in a pair of Patriot 2GB SO-DIMMs that is selling for $38 apiece (about $90 for 4GB with 2-day shipping). You really need a small Philips head with these screws, and the screwdriver needs to be fairly skinny and long (a la pocket screwdriver style). * On mine, screw #2 is an oddball with a wider head. A flat screwdriver would work for this 2nd tool too. * I used 2 putty knives - the first one to pry the base upward (i.e., outward on the shell, as the OP described), and a second putty knife following behind it, catching notches in the side of the base to keep it from dropping back down.
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In a pinch, one could slide a flat chef's knife in the gap just to make the crack wide enough to get the putty knife started (don't pry with a knife). I had to use a pretty slim putty knife (it'd been sharpened to a knife edge, actually, for a prior project) the first putty knife was too thick to wedge in the crack without marring the case getting it in. * The gap in the case is pretty tight between the white base and the silver shell. I'm normally leery of messing with this type of connector, and you can do the job without removing the brown cable. * I concur with the other poster about not removing the brown ribbon cable for the optical drive.
MAC MINI LATE 2014 UPGRADE MEMORY MAC
SMEE, thanks a ton for posting this how-to! Without it, I would have paid for Apple's RAM upgrade, and I'd be running with 2GB instead of 4GB (3.xGB, really), and paid more for it.īeing a total Mac newbie, here are some notes from having just done this to my new 1.83GHz Mini. If you have any questions please post them! I'll be glad to help Once it's all packed together again turn it on and check it out: Now, reassemble your Mac Mini, simply follow the directions in reverse order. Next, put in your new Memory, making sure they are secured in each RAM slot: This will make the first memory stick pop up, now carefully pull it "out" not up. Using to fingers or your thumbs push down and out on the two silver metal brackets which hold the RAM in. You can read what kind of memory it is on the label:
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You can use your finger nails or the Small flat head screw driver to do this.
This can be done by taking out the brown plastic piece which is wedged between the orange ribbon and the white slot. Continue by unhooking the orange ribbon cable that connects the Optical drive and Hard drive to the Motherboard: You can finish the upgrade without doing the next two steps or.Ģ. Now, being very careful, slowly pull the top half of the mini Up then over and lean it on the Back Ports:ġ. Next, in the front of the Mini, under the Optical drive and to the right of the Battery, there's a little black wire you need to unplug.ĭo so by prying it up with your Small flat head screw driver: It should pop off, revealing the screw you can now take out: To take that off, squeeze the two plastic pieces under it using your thumb and index finger: Screw #4 is hidden under the Airport Antenna. So take out the screws in each corner using your Medium sized philips screw driver: Look! There's the inside of the Mini! All carefully crammed together. Then bend the putty knife outward (away from the mini) until the Mini pops out a little, do this around all three sides until it looks like this: Get your putty knife and carefully squeeze it in between the aluminum and plastic around the outer rim on the bottom of the Mini. I will be upgrading it to 2GB of RAM from Corsair. In this case I am upgrading a Core 2 Duo Mac Mini 1.83Ghz which only has 1GB of RAM in it. You can buy this type of memory on in the Memory section and other various sites. The Intel Mac Mini uses PC2-5300 200-Pin DDR2 SODIMM memory running at 667Mhz. This upgrade tutorial is for the Intel Core Solo, Core Duo and Core 2 Duo Mac Mini. *A putty knife (or two, if you feel you need it) I found out that Upgrading your RAM in your Mac Mini will not Void your Warranty unless you break something yourself. Note: If some of the images do not show up, try refreshing your browser.
MAC MINI LATE 2014 UPGRADE MEMORY HOW TO
This tutorial will teach you how to upgrade your Memory (aka, RAM) in your Intel Mac Mini.
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