If you get a 2017 system or newer you can get an external GPU, otherwise get the best GPU you can because there's no going back. An internal SSD would improve performance, but you can get away with a smaller size and plan to make up storage space with external drives (whether external SSDs or hard drives). You can upgrade your own RAM, so unless you're offered a good deal to have it all, take a system with the minimum amount of RAM and upgrade it later. That's still something, but you'd experience a more impressive boost by going with a 2017 (two generations) or newer system.Ģ) Spend money on the parts you will be stuck with, and upgrade the rest later. In terms of processor architecture, the jump from a 2013 system to a 2015 system is only one generation. That's a huge user experience difference, and tangible time impact.ġ) If you're going to spend the money to upgrade, make sure it'll really count. For example, they experienced lag when adjusting images, whereas mine was entirely smooth. I've compared performance in Capture One (Lightroom alternative) to someone with a similar system but with the lower-end graphics card, and the differences were stark. As I had mentioned, I also have a late 2015 27" iMac, but I maxed out the graphics card (m395X).
You mentioned a late 2015 system with the m390 graphics card. Click to expand.If you're looking to go from a 2013 to a late 2015 you may not see dramatic improvements in performance, although you will definitely have a screen upgrade.
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