They've already said they'd replace it sort of (like if I've not fooked it myself) just I'm in Ireland with it, but bought it from UK...
Can wait till I get home, tmrw ferry permitting - finished now here
Would like to have sorted it myself tho - sure it's actually ok..
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Point them at this:
https://www.macrumors.com/2015/06/19...ement-program/
They replaced mine for free out of warranty.
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Well you have USB3 ports so maybe try to boot off external SSD drive and the compare to your Fusion placed in a USB housing.
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Weird iMac prob
Out of warranty yonks ago, no AppleCare any more either....
Late 2013 iMac, 27 ret., 32gb ram, fusion disk from 128gb SSD, 3.0TB 3.5" HDD all built to order from Apple.
Been great until it started slowing down, dicked about with it for ages, narrowed it down to HDD. Split the fusion disk, installed to SSD only - flies.....
Formatted and mounted HDD as separate drive, all ok, formats and mounts no issue. But writes to it takes ages, like kb/s really slow. SMART says all ok (I know that's no real guide) but checks out as 100% fine with bootable disk utilities and Apple Diags - all 100%.
Just slow af.
So seems 3.0tb HDD is foobared, but it checks out 100%, odd.
Reported to Apple, they are helpful as usual even out of warranty, and I can probs get it fixed under EU fit for purpose rules, but before I do that I thought I'd ask here for stuff to try....Tags: None
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