2020 iMac HOW TO: Install 128GB of RAM (27-inch & 2019)

Don't spent $2,600 with Apple upgrading your 27-inch iMac memory to 128GB. That's a silly waste of money when you have a DIY video like this that shows you how to easily upgrade your RAM and save $2,000 in less than 5 minutes. At that rate, you're making $24,000 an hour :)
This is the exact RAM on amazon that you want to purchase to save $2000 - amzn.to/33WPnXn
There's nothing better than installing 128GB of RAM in your brand new 2020 27-inch iMac or upgrading your current 2019 27-inch iMac. This tutorial will show you how to safely upgrade your iMac memory.
(I earn a small commission from amazon when you use my link above. It does not cost you anything extra to order that way. Huge "thank you" from me if you do use it! It goes a long way.)
You'll want to order 2x of the above to get to 128GB. If you just want to add 64GB, then only order one at about $300.
Memory is compatible with the following:
2020 iMac: iMac w/Retina 5K display (27 inch mid 2020) Model ID: iMac20,1 and iMac20,2 (3.1GHz i5, 3.3GHz i5, 3.8GHz i7, 3.6GHz i9)
2019 iMac: iMac w/Retina 5K display (27-inch Early 2019) Model ID: iMac19,1 (3.0GHz i5, 3.1GHz i5, 3.7GHz i5, 3.6GHz i9)
I highly recommend you upgrade your iMac to the 128GB max - it's an entirely different machine - crazy fast. With RAM prices so cheap now compared to Apple's pricing, you would be silly not to do this upgrade, seriously. This is just one of those upgrades where your increased time benefit far outweighs the cost - no more lag.
For those of you that did this upgrade, feel free to tell me how much you love the performance increase.
Also be sure to check out www.everymac.com/ for Mac specs - it's a great resource tool.

[@DRCmusic]

Thanks man! I gotta try this

[@ROBERTKINGOFMAINE]

Thank you for this great savings and revealing just how easy it is to DIY!

[@chrisdungeon]

You got it 👍🏻

[@TonyPham-Creations]

Huge savings!!

[@chrisdungeon]

Yes, a ridiculous amount saved! And the best part for me is having a video editing machine again!! My 2013 15-inch MacBook Pro could no longer handle Final Cut Pro :(

[@jayclas4023]

Hey man did you run the Black Magic RAW speed test?