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64-bit Intel Core Processor (i3/2 Ghz or faster recommended) M1 or Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (i5 or faster recommended) When/if this breaks I'm going to gut a 27.⚠️ Latest Pro Tools Compatibility Notes ⚠️ Pro Tools Intro Minimum System Requirements I'm just happy to be able to re-use the chassis and it looks great.
Plus I didn't solder the power button to the control board but I just have it attached to the rear of the iMac anyway and I haven't had the need to touch it after the initial config.
I made the mistake of buying a power board that was too big to fit internally so I just have it outside of the display. I just gutted it, cleaned it up, and bought the driver board and power board. I tried to fix it but since I couldn't, I did the next best thing. I bought the 24' iMac which didn't boot up and had it's hard drive removed, but the screen was fine apart from looking yellow with white backgrounds (since I use dark mode anyway it's not that noticeable, plus I use it for media consumption and gaming). You could "just" buy an empty retina 27 inch iMac chassis, and a suitable 27-inch screen (probably best to just buy a replacement iMac screen) along with associated driver/power board and it should work, as again from memory, I remember watching a vid of someone disassembling some sort of Dell 27 inch display and mounting it onto the iMac chassis (but he had to do some light modding to make sure the screen fits). When/if this breaks I'm going to gut a 27. Click to expand.I bought the 24' iMac which didn't boot up and had it's hard drive removed, but the screen was fine apart from looking yellow with white backgrounds (since I use dark mode anyway it's not that noticeable, plus I use it for media consumption and gaming).
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