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imac hard drive replaced!
#1
Took apart the 27 inch iMac this AM and replaced the hard drive. Not as bad as I thought it would be. Took about 30 minutes. The hardest part was cleaning the screen and glass before reassembly.

Now I am waiting for my clone to clone BACK to my new drive. Effective copy speed 21.3 MB/s. Booooo!
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#2
What'd you slap in there? Hopefully an SSD??
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#3
Heh. I wish. Just replaced it with another 1tb seagate to hopefully overcome the thermal sensor issue. Apparently that's not working b/c the fans are running. But I'll reserve judgement until the hard drive is completely cloned back.
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#4
This morning? Whatdya, get up at 3 AM?

Weren't you the least bit tempted to scratch your phone number on the inside of the glass in case you ever get robbed?
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#5
There was some scrawl on the inside of the glass bezel. Couldn't read it though.
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#6
If the fans are running it didnt work. Even during a drive clone you shouldn't hear them.
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#7
C(-)ris wrote:
If the fans are running it didnt work. Even during a drive clone you shouldn't hear them.

Thanks Apple!
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#8
is there some trick to installing 3rd party drives on the new macs? I thought they all had built in heat sensors now and any 3rd party drive install would result in raging fans....
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#9
If the fans are running all the time, is it a bad thing or not?
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hal wrote:
is there some trick to installing 3rd party drives on the new macs? I thought they all had built in heat sensors now and any 3rd party drive install would result in raging fans....
And what exactly is a 3rd party drive? All drives are 3rd party. Apple doesn't make drives. They just make crap to add onto drives that fscks up people's day.

freeradical wrote:
If the fans are running all the time, is it a bad thing or not?
It's pretty annoying right now.
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