So the interim solution was to use an inexpensive M1 Mac Mini that I already had for some Photoshop painting and doing all the rest of the work on the recovered iMac, such as printing jobs, emails and small renderings. And no I didn't want to get my hands dirty, replacing an SSD on a 7 years old iMac. That means no dedicated port that passes through the speeds of an external NVME-SSD to get the old thing to be as speedy as the internal thing.

The clean desktop not even an iMac allows forĮspecially since the late 2015 iMacs did not have the 3.2 gen USB-C yet at that time, only Thunderbolt 2. But, it wasn't quite the same and not up to speed as before.

When my maxed out late 2015 - 4,0 GHz iMac died on me last year, it was possible to recover the dead internal drive from a time machine backup and use it with an external SSD.

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