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-[* icon_caution] When installing new RAM sticks, it is important to orient them correctly.
-[* icon_note] Be sure the small notch cut into each RAM stick (shown in the first picture) mates with the protrusion in each RAM slot (shown in the second picture).
-[* icon_note] Your iMac has space for a total of four RAM sticks. Be sure to slide the RAM into their slots horizontally and not sideways between two of the adjacent slots on each side of the RAM bay.
-[* black] Once you have oriented the new RAM sticks correctly, gently slide them in toward the center of the iMac and use your thumbs to firmly seat them in their sockets.
+[* icon_caution] When installing new RAM modules, it is important to orient them correctly.
+[* red] Be sure the small notch cut into each RAM module (shown in the first picture) mates with the protrusion in each RAM slot (shown in the second picture).
+[* icon_note] Your iMac has four RAM slots. Be sure to slide each RAM module into its slot horizontally. This will prevent getting the modules stuck between two of the adjacent slots.
+[* black] Once you have oriented the new RAM modules correctly, gently slide them completely into the iMac and use your thumbs to firmly seat them in their sockets.