💿 OWC 16GB PC19200 DDR4 2400MHz SO-DIMM Memory: Perfect for Mid 2017 iMac 27" & Compatible PCs! Review

Over the years I have purchased various Apple Mac upgrade products for OWC Apple Mac and was always satisfied with quality and price . from these purchases. I also upgraded my storage: running macOS Catalina on a Micron 9300 MAX 6.4TB U.2 SSD via a Highpoint RocketStor 6661A Thunderbolt 3 to PCIe 3.0 X16 expansion enclosure and a StarTech.com U.2 to PCIe to x4 PCIe adapter for 2.5 inch U.2 NVMe SSD - SFF-8639 PCIe Adapter - U.2 SSD - PCIe SSD - U.2 Drive (PEX4SFF8639). Read/Write on this iMac…

I am a long time iMAC user and have used OWC Ram on a 2010 i7 iMAC in the past with great results. I recently got a 2017 i7 27" iMAC received and ordered and installed 2 16GB OWC RAM on top of standard Apple 8GB RAM. When first installed iMac wouldn't boot, but after changing slot position everything was fine, only 40GB (OWC and Apple RAM). After a few weeks the iMAC wouldn't start and while I was working with Apple Support on the phone they asked me to bring my iMac in for repair. At first…

While there are many other memory module manufacturers out there, OWC has been mentioned many times in all the online Google searches I've done when deciding what to do with memory issues with my new iMac. I couldn't decide whether to buy it directly from Apple for a rather high price, save money and install it myself or go with the Timetec brand which I used previously with my latest iMac? The first set of 16GB modules I bought contained one defective module in a group, so I installed each one