IMac 07/2010 wifi and HDD issue

Dear all,
I purchased an iMac which was delivered on Thursday. it is a 27" i3.
The HDD seems to make a mild grinding noise, you know, the kinda noise HDDs make when they age a bit...
Also, the wifi does not stay connected. The signal drops and I cant get it online again unless I restart my mac AND restart my router!! Even this doesn't always work...
The wifi ONLY works if I keep the hub right next to the mac... not convenient at all!!!
Any suggestions?

Yes, call Apple immediately and tell them about your problem, either have them fix it or replace the unit.

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Message Edited by thundertiger on 28-Jan-2009 09:11 PM
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08-02-2010 Nokia E71-2 (236.06)

Aperture 3, Snow Leopard, iMac ATI Radeon X1600 and graphics issues

I have been searching the web to see if 10.6.4 has finally solved the graphics issues with the white iMac 2.16 intel with the ATI Radeon X1600 graphics processors and seen some mixed reviews. What is the consensus here, has 10.6.4 finally solved the graphics issues when editing photos in Aperture 3 (not to mention problems with iPhoto and iChat also). I had to downgrade to Leopard before so I don't want to upgrade to SL again and go back down the downgrade path. Thanks in advance for the feedback

I can say that 10.6.4 has worked out the kinks for my white 24" iMac with 7300GT card. From what others have posted here, it appears the x1600 issues have been resolved as well. I was running 10.6.2 prior to this update and advising everyone else of same. Of course, 10.6.2 and SL was not perfect, with some issues cropping up here and there. IMHO the 10.6.4 release is equivalent to the 10.5.3 release by comparison. In fact, I upgraded my Mac mini after my good experiences with 10.6.4 on my iMac. Not sure if this helps or not.

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