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iMac 20" graphic card in 24"
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I have a 24" 2.8ghz 2008 with a defect 256 MB Radeon HD 2600 PRO I also have a 20" 2.16ghz with a 128 MB Radeon HD 2400 XT. Will i be able to put the graphic card from the 20" and put into the 24" thanks P.S sorry for my poor english
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No, unfortunately not.
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You'd be surprised.
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I was referring to your comment on the expense of the part needed, it's not that expensive. Check eBay.
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The problem is that the cards Apple uses are very specific to apple machines, no one else uses them so replacements are going to be difficult to find, not impossable just difficult. You may be able to find one/order one through an Applestore if you can't find it elsewhere. Good luck |
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You *can* use (much cheaper) generic MXM cards - but you need to find and flash Apple's vBios to them, and they need to be a supported model. Not an easy task by any stretch. |
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The cards are available, just not easy to find on the open market. To get either the one he has or the nVidia the OP is likely going to have to go through an AppleStore as a repair (I did it last year but I was still covered by AppleCare - well it had just expired a month before the card failed but they covered me anyway). You will pay too much for the card $250+- + $40 for the repair but it's still cheaper than a new machine.
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