wonderings
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Getting ready to upgrade my Mac and am looking at the new iMac 5k. Just wondering if anyone else has jumped in need why your review is and what specs you went with.
Got one a week ago, got the 1 TB fusion drive, I7 chip, and filled it up with Kensington memory . . . screen is amazing . . . the OS . . . well . . . I'lll put it this way, I have an appt at the Apple Genius Bar on Tuesday - I guess I will see how smart those guys are - so I won't say anything bad . . . . yet . . .
My baddd i went from memory ( which is not that good anymore) I thought it was a choice of a 4 or an 8 . . . .gb . . . and a terrabyte fusion drive . . . really good screen, really quick, really frustrating figuring out an os that been out a couple three weeks . .. well - I'm off to the apple bar (might stop at that other bar on the way home)
Are you new to Apple computers? Yosemite is not that much different then Mavericks. I can see maybe it being confusing if you had not used OS X before, or if you were using an ancient version of the OS.
new since 1992 . . . last os was 10.6 - not all that confusing but they hide the user library . . . haven't figured out how to migrate my mail ethernet keeps losing connectivity after going to sleep, hooking up a vga monitor as a second without screwing up netflix, adding a windows shared printer, adding a specific pdf print driver among other questions.
Received my iMac 5K 2 days ago. Love the screen. The performance, well it is not what I was expecting. Anyone finding Acrobat and Indesign run super slow? This is a maxed out iMac 5K, i7 4ghz, 24 gigs of ram, AMD Radeon R9 M295X 4 gigs gpu. Spec wise this should be more then double the speed of my Retina MacBook Pro, but the Retina MacBook Pro seems better with PDFS and Indesign.
Is this an Adobe issue, an Apple issue? Hardware? Could an OS update see improvements?
I'd be interested to hear any responses to this since I too am getting ready to replace some 2007 Mac Pro's with an iMac's. I don't want anything less than an I7 core but I'm still want to make sure I'll be ok since we have some accounts that just love transparency. Opinions?
Sounds like from dabob and wonderings I'll have plenty of power from the iMac. Especially coming from the old Mac Pro's.
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