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Bit disappointed to see my iMac 2015 dropped. It's got an i7 running at 4ghz, I paid for the graphics card update to 395x and 32gb of ram. It still runs every
by ChildOfChaos 4y ago
Bit disappointed to see my iMac 2015 dropped.
It's got an i7 running at 4ghz, I paid for the graphics card update to 395x and 32gb of ram.
It still runs everything absolutely flawlessly. I have no plans to upgrade anytime soon. So hopefully will run the OS with a hack, as I don't see what this OS needs better specs for, considering i'm sure lower spec machines can run it, so it's just Apple cutting it off for being Apple.
Else then I hope to still get quite a few years out of this and will just have to deal with not having the latest OS anymore and hope the apps I want/use will continue to run.
Else it's back to Windows 10 for me, via boot camp.
I paid over 2 and a half grand for this machine, I want a longer life out of it particularly is it runs everything so incredibly flawlessly still. It doesn't seem worth it to drop another large amount of cash on a new device, plus Apple don't even do the 27" anymore and i'm not sure I want to lose windows compatibility.
- yieldcrv 4y ago> Else it's back to Windows 10 for me, via boot camp. Amazing longevity if you think about it that way. But many computers last 7+ years nowadays in compatibility with everything, so that's not really a silver lining. The main irony to me is that its common for different people to talk about how they are never upgrading their MacOS.
- postalrat 4y ago"It still runs everything absolutely flawlessly"... well that's the problem.
- tinus_hn 4y agoWould it be better if Apple release a few ‘security’ updates that cripple it?