compability 2013 iMac ssd
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compatible with my Imac 27 3.2 GHz late 2013?
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Sorry no.
The late '13 iMac's & Mac Pro systems use a M.2 PCIe SSD. So far Apple is the only supplier of these.
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I spent an hour trying to get info on this and there's just nothing available yet.
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I don't know if this is going to help, but I bought the one in the picture (1TB) from an eBay Mac seller and it worked.
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I purchased one of these and it worked fine on my late 2013 14,2 27" iMac i was able to create a fusion drive with the standard drive utility in OS X 10.10.4 install
The Ebay ad contained this information
Apple OEM SanDisk SDNEP (655-1837D) 128GB with PCIe Interface
This will work in a MacBook Air Mid 2013 and 2014
This will work in a MacBook Pro Retina Late 2013 to 2014 13 and 15 inch
Also will work in the new iMac's SSD slot
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@Steve - As long as its a real Apple unit you should be fine. We tried getting a few about a year ago and out of the four we got only one worked! So be careful. Also note these drives are not larger than what Apple supplies in the system. You'll need to go to OWC or Transcend for these.
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These are used parts so they may not get any more.
by Dan