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My iMac belongs to the late 2013, I hope to be upgraded to the Big Sur, as I realised I cannot download the latest Garage Band. T_T
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
According to Apple Compatibilities the iMac does not quality. Check Here to verify
According to Apple Compatibilities the iMac does not quality. Check Here to verify
it will be helpful to rally up those who have 2013 iMac to have this request done?
as I have reformatted and update it to Catalina, I will want to ensure that iMovie and GarageBand updated apps can be downloaded and use too..
perlie wrote:
it will be helpful to rally up those who have 2013 iMac to have this request done?
It wouldn't help
as I have reformatted and update it to Catalina, I will want to ensure that iMovie and GarageBand updated apps can be downloaded and use too..
FWIW, some GarageBand users prefer the pre-Big Sur version.
perlie wrote:
it will be helpful to rally up those who have 2013 iMac to have this request done?
We would have a better chance of getting hit by lightning in Antarctica
than seeing Apple change Big Sur requirements.
And by the way, I purchased a new 2020 M1 MacBook Air (8 CPU/8 GPU)
last Sunday and it quite literally blows away my late 2013 27" iMac. Even
Intel apps under Rosetta 2 run twice as fast or more! M1 version of apps
leave the Intel versions in he dust! At 2/3 the cost of a new base iMac
which it also outperforms, except for the fully tricked out i9s, it is currently
a bargain indeed!
The late 2013 iMacs cannot be upgraded to Big Sur and
and nothing can or will be done to change that.
iMac late 2013, I hope to be upgraded to the Big Sur
