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My 2010 Mac Mini started beeping after powering up when I replaced the original two 1 GB SODIMMS with two 4 GB SODIMMs.
It will work if I use only one of the new 4 GB together with one of the old 1 GB. One 4 GB by itself doesn’t work.
Why doesn’t it work with both 4 GB chips, but works with mismatched RAM?
5 GB is working fine and speeding things up considerably, but is there a way I can make my Mac use all 8 GB?
Thanks!
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Let’s test both the RAM and the slots. Use the one working 4 GB stick by itself and boot the machine with it in each of the slots. Now try it with the other stick. By now you should know if it a bad stick or bad slot.
Get back to us after this and tell us which it is and if a slot , which slot.
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Thanks for responding. I have tried all combinations: original 1 GB in each slot (works), 1 GB in slot A + 4 GB in slot B (works), 4 GB in slot A + 1 GB in slot B (works). I have tried both 4 GB sticks in each slot - they both work.
The 4 GB only work when paired with a 1 GB stick. Two 4 GB together doesn’t work.
I’m suspecting incompatible RAM, but I wonder why it works when combined with a stick of the original RAM and if I can do anything to make both 4 GB sticks work at the same time.
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This is a known issue with the 2010 Mini. I haven’t found a solution, and the most I can get to work is 2GB+4GB.
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I had the same situation. Now I'm working 2+4=6GB configuration. I wondered that is there anybody who tried the single 8GB or 8+2GB?
@rezzak The 2010 models can support upto 16GB. Make sue you are using the correct SO-DIMM's. But you may have a damaged slot which may be the reason you are having issues.
Reference: Mid-2010 Mac mini 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo
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