IMAC 2007 Compatible with 2.5 OCZ agility SSD?

Hello I was wondering if anyone knew wether the IMAC 2007 is compatible with the 2.5 OCZ agility SSD please.

I figured this out after alot of time reading. Basicly any ssd drive will work. The 2007 imac uses SATA2 and I inistalled a SATA 3 drive and it works fine. If you end up with a smaller sized drive just make sure it has a mounting bracket. It fits just a bit loose.

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