TLDR; yes, it is possible to add an SSD to a 2011 27" iMac without going through too much hoopla. Between everyone having issues finding parts, non-workable guides (due to parts), and general ...

So what if you've done everything you can, but your iMac is still sluggish? Grab a speedy external SSD and do an OS X brain transplant!

Yesterday, we noted that Apple's new 27" iMac for the first time allows users to configure their machines with a second hard drive, offering ...

The good news is that the SSD bay available in the new iMacs holds a standard 2.5” form factor drive, which means you can install a high-performance OWC Mercury Extreme SSD for the speed advantage ...

Though a fine SSD, and super fast when on cache, the 970 EVO Plus is not the drive you want when upgrading the NVMe SSD in an older iMac. Installation of the NVMe SSD ...

Just lightly remove the temp sensor that’s already attached to your iMac’s HD and re-attach it to the SSD when you install it. This method works just fine and has caused me no problems.

Unfortunately, with Apple ’s all-in-one iMac, installing an SSD is complicated and probably not the best choice for a DIY project; however RAM upgrades are easy. At least for most Macs.

OWC took apart a new 27-inch iMac to see what the SSD bracket is all about.

Gut your iMac like a pro with OWC’s solid state drive installation kit Other World Computing has introduced a $45 kit to help adventurous iMac owners add an SSD to their all-in-one.

When iFixit tore down the iMac after the last refresh, they found mounting points which were completely unused. So they built a kit that lets you place an additional hard drive in that spot. For ...

You won’t be adding an aftermarket SSD to your new iMac A custom connector means a factory SSD, or none at all.