iMac Intel 21.5' EMC 2638 SSD Replacement.iMac Intel 21.5' EMC 2638 Hard Drive Replacement.

So getting the correct looking SSD (even by vendor P/N) may still not work! We have the newer Mac Pro systems and we also tried to locate alternative SSD's for them, of the four we bought we only got one to work. I should point out the SSD's also have firmware on them which also limits which system it will work in. While its possible to add the SSD, its a lot of work and and you have discovered not easy to identify the correct SSD to buy to put in. Then get another HD to put in your system and sell it to recoup some of what you spent. You may want to think about getting a replacement system which has the SSD and then transplanting your HD in to it Vs trying to open the system to add in the SSD. As the model you bought came with a HD Vs a SSD to start with. Sadly, you're between a rock and a hard place here. I just need to be sure before I buy some used pulled from a Mac lap-top If yes, these blades would work for IMac 21,5' and 27' Late 20. MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014).MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013).MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Mid 2014).MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013).I want to place a PCIe SSD blade to my Imac but I would like to know if any of the below options works for my IMac, if you agree with the following information please let me know:ġ) Apple SM0512F or SM0256F SSD PCIe blades are the same Samsung blades models MZ JPU512T/OA6 (512GB) and MZ JPU256T/OA6 (256GB) respectively.Ģ) Those blades are used and compatible with the following models: I need to be 100% sure that if the information it's correct.

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