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iMac Sale - Refurbished A1418 21.5" Display Intel i5-7400 From £242.99 with Code @ ITZOO


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- Grade: B
- Brand & Model: Apple Imac A1418
- Screen: 21.5"
- CPU: Intel Core i5-7400 3.0GHz
- Memory: 16GB
- Hard Drive: 1000GB HDD
- Optical: / No Optical
- Graphics: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Baffin [Radeon RX 460/560D / Pro 450/455/460/555/555X/560/560X]
- Webcam: Yes
- USB Ports: 2
- Ethernet: Gigabit
- OS Installed: Lastest supported iOS
- Warranty: 12 Months
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Edited by GlitchFace, 28 November 2022
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sorted byThat iMac supports the latest version of macOS that just came out called Ventura. It is a good iMac but the mechanical SATA 2.5" hard drive in there really runs macOS slow. As others have mentioned replacing the hard drive with an SSD like the Crucial SATA 2.5" MX500 makes a world of difference but there is risk removing the display as it's held on with very high bond strips, I've seen so many with cracks in the display. Running macOS from an external SSD is an option but there's no trim support set up that way but better than internal mechanical hard drive.
gone with the Refurbished APPLE IMAC A1418 All-in-One PC - 21.5" Display - Intel i5-7400 Core i5 3.0GHz CPU - 1000GB HDD - 16GB RAM
The 2017 iMac actually stills supports Sierra 10.12 and High Sierra 10.13 which use the hard drive friendly filesystem mac OS Extended (journaled) so you could have a fast running iMac with a mechanical hard drive but there are security concerns running an older unsupported version of macOS.
These will have a proprietary Apple SSD connector on the rear side of the board, if you're taking it apart. I'd recommend putting an m.2 with an adapter into that connector. Then replace the 5400RPM drive with either a 7200 or an SSD too.
ITZOO does come up with some really decent bargains now and then. There was a 5k, 27-inch A1419 with i5-6th gen, 8GB and 1TB last week for £250 (incl.10% off code)..spent a couple of hours thinking about it and boom, someone had grabbed it.
Admittedly, after using some isopropryl, some brasso and some armor all with some elbow grease I have turned what I would class as a B Grade machine into more of an A-, but certainly wasn't up to the so called grading standards...but at least the screen is totally unmarked.
Not for myself, I hate anything Apple, it's my wife's machine, pleased with the price adjustment, good value for a 4K iMac with dedicated Radeon graphics card. Ordered a Crucial X8 external NVme, should get over the bottleneck of this machine only having an internal SATA interface by using one of the USB 3.1 gen 2 ports, then use bootcamp so she can get the best out of Windows and crapple.
It still runs great on El Capitan and it's not just internet I use it for.. Still runs Garageband no problem...
I didn't realise they made non-retina iMacs after that.
It's possible to convert this 27inch model into a 5K monitor with a converter board, but I'm not sure it would be worth it on the 21Inch.
2017
iMac 21.5" A1418 - Mid 2017. (edited)
https://everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=A1418
Retina, Late 2015 3.1ghz quad-core i5, 8gb ram.
Also note that the code above did work and I got a stellar deal.
thanks everyone... hopefully the condition is good.