Very odd, I just finished taking apart an A1418 EMC2805 and it looked a bit different than yours. For one the SATA connector was one piece and very difficult to connect back with a very short cable. And the video connector with the metal release tab and the other one have a different onboard cable that's plugged in between. And those cables were plugged directly straight down into the mainboard from the top, instead of yours that's sideways.
That is strange. I've done a few of these now, and the ones I've worked on have been similar to the one in this video. Have you checked iFixit to see if yours matches their repair guide?
Thanks! Sadly, it looks like the CPU can't be upgraded on this model. See this post on the iFixit site: www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/504620/iMac+CPU+++Ram+Upgrade+Compatibility
In this case, I don't t think I needed to do anything -- the fans never had any issue. In the past (on a slightly different model), however, I had to install SSD Fan Control to manage the fan speeds.
@@lamatommaso7410 It varies depending on your specific model. To find the correct memory modules for your computer model, locate the model numbers for your computer (e.g. A1418 EMC 2805) and do a Google search for your model number plus 'memory upgrade' (e.g. 'A1418 EMC 2805 memory upgrade').
Nicely done, great job with both angles, well-timed fast-forward, too. Cheers.
Thank you for such positive feedback!
very helpful... it would be great that you share parts numbers for the seal
Thanks! I've added info about the adhesive kit into the description.
Excellent worked !!!
Very odd, I just finished taking apart an A1418 EMC2805 and it looked a bit different than yours. For one the SATA connector was one piece and very difficult to connect back with a very short cable. And the video connector with the metal release tab and the other one have a different onboard cable that's plugged in between. And those cables were plugged directly straight down into the mainboard from the top, instead of yours that's sideways.
That is strange. I've done a few of these now, and the ones I've worked on have been similar to the one in this video. Have you checked iFixit to see if yours matches their repair guide?
Thanks
great job sir
Can the CPU also be updated? Great video, thxs.
Thanks! Sadly, it looks like the CPU can't be upgraded on this model. See this post on the iFixit site: www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/504620/iMac+CPU+++Ram+Upgrade+Compatibility
@@ComputerHelpNI Thank you for the info.
@@tmarq4655 You're welcome!
8GB of 1600MHz LPDDR3 onboard memory did you check it inside ?
No, I never removed or replaced the RAM.
hi, is it possible to upgrade RAM in this iMac ????
Probably. Check here for details: everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/imac-aluminum-tapered-edge-faq/how-to-upgrade-imac-ram-aluminum-2012.html
What about the temperature sensor?
Does the fan work well?
In this case, I don't t think I needed to do anything -- the fans never had any issue. In the past (on a slightly different model), however, I had to install SSD Fan Control to manage the fan speeds.
DID YOU REPLACE IT WITH 2.5" OR 3.5" HARDDRIVE?
The existing hard drive was a 2.5-inch drive, and so was the SSD replacement.
Can i upgrade ram??
You can, but it's moderately difficult: www.ifixit.com/Guide/iMac+Intel+21.5-Inch+EMC+3068+RAM+Replacement/103417
@@ComputerHelpNI thank you, and what kind of RAM should i buy?
@@lamatommaso7410 It varies depending on your specific model. To find the correct memory modules for your computer model, locate the model numbers for your computer (e.g. A1418 EMC 2805) and do a Google search for your model number plus 'memory upgrade' (e.g. 'A1418 EMC 2805 memory upgrade').
@@ComputerHelpNI i have the same number EMC!! 2805. what kind of ram I have to buy??