MacMarcus

Hi, would appreciate any comment/help about the following issue: I got an iMac 27“, Late 2015, CTO. Display had a...

Friend of mine bought a MBP Early 2015 which had a drop, resulting in a broken display. Exchanged the Display, Display is...

Hi there, it is very difficult to source a new display, mine is broken. Did anyone conduct an exchange of a Display of the...

Hi, I got an iMac 21.5 Late 2012 which is not turning on. Diagnosis LED 1&2 are on when I press the power button, fan is...

Hi there, the iMac will chime on start-up, but no video is displayed on the screen. I also tried to connect a 23" Cinema...

Hi there, I have an iMac 11,2 (A1311) here, after turning on the iMac, there is no picture showing up, no typical Mac...

Sorry, but this is not correct. Currently you can transfer the Display data with a special tool and you will have to transfer the sensor/camera/speaker flex cable from the old to the replacement display. With this, everything will work again (ALS was solved through iOS 12, True Tone is not fixed through iOS 12 so far (12.1.3), but with changing the flex from the old to the new display this will fix True Tone as well. Of course, it is still PITA but it is doable. Some of this might be related to the calibration that is Apple applying to the display/MLB in their factory, so they want t make sure even after a display exchange you get the same results. It is not (every time) just a bad intend to stop3rd party repair (just my view).

Hi Dan, from my experience you can definitly use all processors that were sold within the available configurations from Apple directly. These were the configurations sold through Apple: Intel Core i5 (3330S, 3470S) or Core i7 (3770S) ("Ivy Bridge") Processor Speed 2.7 or 2.9 GHz (Core i5) or 3.1 GHz (Core i7) At a maximum you could use the Core i7 with 3.1 GHz. Hope that helps.