I've had decent results from starting older macs from SSDs even with USB
2 so it's worth a try as with USB 3 or 4/thunderbolt it ought to be
okay.
As for shares, I remember wondering about buyng a few (have never bought
shares) in about 1997, when they were $11 IIRC!
I've pretty much settled into only upgrading a macOS once or twice, then
putting it off. The performance hit is too great even when they are
supported officially. And I've learned to buy more RAM than I imagined I
could ever need, as even with swap to SSD you notice the difference.
cheers,
Jason
On 16 Jun 2022, at 11:06, mac98aop wrote:
Thanks, Paul. That's helpful. Don't think I'll risk upgrading my iMac
as
whilst it's just about young enough it has a Fusion Drive and it's
struggled of late which is a shame. One day I think I'll make an
external
SSD the boot disk. Oh, to make time to find time for such fun!
I think WWDC22 has been encouraging and certainly the software updates
look
really good and Mac hardware also back on track.
If only I had bought those shares back in 1997 ;)
But looking forward to hitting 'update' in the not too distant future
at
least!
On Friday, 10 June 2022 at 09:33:39 UTC+1 consu...@mac.com wrote:
This page gives all the supported devices for the upcoming Venture
and
iOS, 16 etc. I just about scrape by with all my devices, even my
iPhone X
which is a nice surprise. In general it appears any Mac built before
2017
will not be compatible.
The list is different to which Macs supported Monterey, so don’t
think
because you’re running Monterey you can necessarily run Ventura.
https://tidbits.com/2022/06/09/real-system-requirements-apple-2022/
Paul Owen
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