We have an even older 21.5" 2011 iMac with 8GB RAM and High Sierra still in daily service. My impression is that High Sierra, Mojave, and Catalina won't run well on a late 2013 iMac without a SDD. How to use the Add Text Feature When Post… - Apple Community Please use the instructions in this User Tip for posting the report, as it is too long to paste into the main body of a post. She can join here and post the report, or can email the report to you and then you can post it. It will also report some hardware issues like poor hard drive performance. It is safe and will reveal no personal or secure information. Consider asking your friend get EtreCheck from the Mac App Store ( ) to review her system config for known issues. If it is the latter, fixing the issue can be free so best practice is to identify and eliminate possible software problems first.Īnti-virus apps, so-called "cleaning" utilities, and torrents can make a Mac slow.
When "slow" comes up here, it can be hardware or software related.
You just need to decided on one browser and stick to using only that browser. Your 2016 MBP would do fine running Mojave or Catalina. High Sierra or Mojave would run OK on your friends iMac, but if they have never purchased High Sierra or Mojave from the App Store, then the App Store may only allow that iMac to upgrade to latest macOS Catalina. Your friend really needs an iMac with better spec's (16GB and SSD) to upgrade past High Sierra and run MS Office at the same time. Which Mac OS runs best on a late 2013 iMac with 8 GB RAM and no SDD? Will Office 2019 install on an earlier OS? My impression is that High Sierra, Mojave, and Catalina won't run well on a late 2013 iMac without a SDD. MS says Office for Mac is supported on only the three most recent versions of macOS. It's currently running Yosemite, but she wants to install Microsoft Office 2019. A friend of mine, who is a light computer user, just "inherited" a 21.5" iMac 2.7GHz i5 / 8GB RAM / 5400 rpm HDD.
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