Noahdesch macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 21, 2018 1 0 Oct 21, 2018 #1 hi Last edited: Nov 3, 2018
mreg376 macrumors 65816 Mar 23, 2008 1,261 459 Brooklyn, NY Oct 21, 2018 #2 No idea. I would try to swap out the easiest things first, such as the RAM and hard drive, but this could easily be a GPU or other major motherboard failure.
No idea. I would try to swap out the easiest things first, such as the RAM and hard drive, but this could easily be a GPU or other major motherboard failure.
FlorisVN macrumors 6502a Nov 8, 2013 979 382 Oct 22, 2018 #3 it definitelylooks like your GPU is dead. replacing your GPU could be a fix for you, but I dont think it's worth it for such an old iMac.. But you can concider it, if you can find one for example for a cheap price..
it definitelylooks like your GPU is dead. replacing your GPU could be a fix for you, but I dont think it's worth it for such an old iMac.. But you can concider it, if you can find one for example for a cheap price..
nambuccaheadsau macrumors 68020 Oct 19, 2007 2,024 510 Blue Mountains NSW Australia Oct 22, 2018 #4 You got a lemon so send it back and buy something a lot less than ten years old, soon to be eleven!
MultiFinder17 macrumors 68030 Jan 8, 2008 2,826 2,216 Tampa, Florida Oct 24, 2018 #5 Definitely dead GPU. Swapping out a new one or reflowing the old one are really the only two options at this point.
Definitely dead GPU. Swapping out a new one or reflowing the old one are really the only two options at this point.