Does the imac 5k use the same ram as the non retina imac 27inch from 2013?

Hello all, I have just ordered my first ever apple product, an imac 5k. I don't know much about imac's, I want to buy some ram for my new imac. Can someone please confirm whether it uses the same ram as the 27inch non retina imac from 2013?

The answer to your Question is YES
I they both spec with 1600MHz DDR3 memory; four SO-DIMM
AND
I just took out 32G out of a late 2012 iMac and replaced the 8G that my new
Retina 5K iMac came with and all is working FINE.....
BTW the Retina iMac display is incredible .......

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