That Apple blade on the back of your logic board is the fastest data mover you will ever get on this machine. If it is a 500 GB that’s fantastic.
Now, please clarify your exact storage configuration. You have the blade. Is there also a hard drive?
This is how your machine shipped:
Standard Storage:2 TB (Fusion)Std. Storage Speed:N/A
Details:This model has a 2 TB "Fusion" Drive, which combines a 128 GB SSD and a 2 TB hard drive. It has a Serial ATA (6 Gb/s) connector for a 2.5" hard drive and a PCIe connector for the SSD.
At the time of purchase, Apple also offered a 3 TB "Fusion" Drive (128 GB SSD and 3 TB hard drive) for an extra US$100 or a 512 GB, 1 TB, or 2 TB SSD for an extra US$200, US$600, and US$1400, respectively.
Standard RAM:8 GBMaximum RAM:64 GB*
Details:*By default, 8 GB of RAM is installed as two 4 GB memory modules (and two slots are unoccupied). Apple offered this model custom configured with 16 GB, 32 GB, or 64 GB for an extra US$200, US$600, or US$1400, respectively. However, upgrading the RAM yourself is quick and easy.
Bed time, I will look at this in the morning.
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Please give us a link to the specific kit you are looking at.
von mayer
hey mayer, thanks for your quick reply. heres the link to the one i purchased
iMac Intel 27" (Late 2012-2019) SSD Upgrade Kit
von kawika victoria
Please tell me the specific storage configuration you have now and exactly what you are trying to achieve with an upgrade.
von mayer
also, heres the link to the step by step i was going to follow.
iMac Intel 27" Retina 5K Display Blade SSD ersetzen
i ordered the sata data/power cable for my model imac as well. but definitely want to get some advice on this before doing it. i forgot i got my imac with the ssd blade, i thought it was just going to be a simple hard drive swap.
von kawika victoria
Your blade SSD is using a PCIe/NVMe connection which is not compatable with your SATA SSD drive you bought. I would leave the blade SSD alone and make it your boot drive and use your 2.5" SSD as your data drive. You want to only have your OS & apps on the blade SSD, leave at least 1/4 of the drive free.
von Dan
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