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But you already had a brick so not a lot to lose esp if you are expecting Apple just tossing the mainboard when it’s returned anyway ;-) It’s a known issue tha
by Crosseye_Jack 6y ago
But you already had a brick so not a lot to lose esp if you are expecting Apple just tossing the mainboard when it’s returned anyway ;-)
It’s a known issue that a MacOS restore can upset the T2.
But yeah, if you can live without the iMac while Apple do their thing there is a valid argument to say “why waste a tech’s time researching and attempting a fix when Apple will cover the cost of sorting it.”
- j-pb 6y agoYeah, it's on their clock if they have to fix it. Also as a company you have a much narrower margin of time to return, than as a private person. And we didn't want to be stuck with a mac that kinda sorta works, but might break at any time. We solved the problem by returning the iMac Pro entirely, and instead getting a prev-gen iMac with maxed out specs. Got us into a similar capability range, no pesky T2, and saved like 3k.