This article explains how to upgrade to macOS Ventura, including how to check compatibility and how to download and install the new operating system. Find out below whether your Mac can handle the upgrade, and how to download and install Ventura if your Mac is up to the task.
How to upgrade from macOS Monterey to macOS Ventura | Apple Support
Recent versions of macOS like Catalina and Monterey have remained compatible with Macs built in the last decade or so before their respective release dates, but Ventura is compatible with a narrower range of hardware. If your Mac was built in the last few years, it will work with Ventura. If you have an older Mac, check the compatibility list , as chances are you’ll need to stick with Monterey for the time being.
These are the Macs that can upgrade to Ventura:
Upgrading to macOS Ventura (as long as your Mac is compatible) is a very simple process. Click the Apple icon in the upper-left corner and open System Preferences > Software Update. Then, look for the macOS Ventura Update option and select Update Now to begin the download. Make sure you have enough space available (Apple recommends at least 12.5GB), and remember that OS updates can take a significant amount of time to complete.
