Hey Dan,
Is the Aura SSD a blade SSD?
My issue is I NEED to replace my HDD because I can't back it up due to an update, rendering my iMac useless (literally)!
So I would prefer to just get a regular SSD with an adapter rather than going the trouble of replacing the blade SSD. This way I can plug in my old HDD after and transfer data.
Does this make sense?
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Here are the following upgrade options for your Mac: https://eshop.macsales.com/upgrades/imac...?
It would be easier to replace the 3.5" inch HDD with a 2.5" SSD. Taking apart the iMac is a hassle already. You shouldn't take it apart if you aren't a professional.
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Of course it makes sense, the blade SSD is expensive and slower than a standard m.2. Adapter does work, i got on in my retina MBP
Reemplazo del circuito SSD del iMac Intel 27" EMC 2546
Thats how it is done.
If you changed a Iphone Display htan u can do this aswell.
I changed my Blade SSD with a M.2 SSD:
https://www.amazon.de/Green-Interne-Fest...
The M.2 SSD is around 30 percent faster!
The stock does 420 MB/s and the M.2 with adapter does about 550 MB/s
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What is your exact model? Look it up here using your systems Serial Number EveryMac - Lookup as you had piggy-backed onto someones else's question I want to make sure I aim you correctly.
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Why do you need to replace the HDD?
What do you mean you can't back it up because of an update?
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