Question 1

My laptop is an 2011 Imac pro 15 quad core with 4 gig of apple memory in it that is expandable to 8 gig. I am useing it for digital audio only. do you think this memory is adaquite? Thank you, Rob Casper

Accepted Answer

If it's fast enough for you, it's adequate. Doubling your memory will significantly speed your machine up, in any case. If you're going to EDIT audio, it would probably be worth the money to expand.

Question 2

Is this compatible with iMac 11.2?

Accepted Answer

I am not sure what you are referring to when you say Mac 11.2, as far as I know, the lastest verison of OSX was 10.9.2 released on 02/25/2014. I installed this in my late model MacBook Pro with Mavericks, and it's been great. My computer runs much faster, handles more apps at one time without much lag, and has not caused any issues on the last few months since I installed it. The best thing to do is check your model build date by selecting about this Mac from the App-le menu, then select more info, the build date will be displayed on the pop over that appears. Then check the options on the Mac Tech Spec tool on their support site, and it will tell you what type, and how much RAM you can use with that particular build release.

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