Apple iMac 27” A1312 Video Card Repair

We repair Apple iMac in our Vaughan Thornhill location both hardware and software. We fix motherboard components, Video card, GPU, Hard drive upgrade, LCD Screen replacement and more. We install macOs, Antivirus and other software.

The iMac A1312 is a desktop computer produced by Apple Inc. It was introduced in 2010 as part of the iMac lineup and was available in 21.5-inch and 27-inch screen sizes. This model was powered by Intel Core i3 or i5 processors and came with either 4GB or 8GB of RAM. It also featured AMD Radeon HD graphics and was shipped with Mac OS X Snow Leopard operating system. The iMac A1312 has since been discontinued and is no longer in production.

Apple iMac A132 Video Card

The A1312 is a model number for a specific version of the Apple iMac. It was released in the late 2010 and is equipped with a graphics card integrated into the central processing unit (CPU). The specific details of the graphics card used in the A1312 iMac are not publicly available, as Apple does not typically release detailed specifications for their hardware components. However, it is likely that the graphics card used in this model of iMac is a version of the AMD Radeon HD series.

What is GPU in iMac

The GPU, or Graphics Processing Unit, in an iMac is a specialized processor designed specifically to handle graphical data and perform rendering operations. It is responsible for displaying images, videos, and animations on the computer’s screen. The GPU works in tandem with the central processing unit (CPU) to produce high-quality visuals and deliver a smooth user experience. In Apple iMacs, the GPU is integrated into the CPU and is not a separate, dedicated graphics card. The specific model of GPU used in an iMac depends on the specific model and year of the computer.