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I have some problems I need some help with.
Here is my plan to get a 27" iMac with Fusion drive but remove the fusion and then install windows on the 128GB SSD and get an external 256GB SSD and install OS X on there then format the 1TB drive as ExFat to store data for both Windows and OS X. Would this set up work as I do not know how the fusion works if it is possible ? I have been waiting for so long to get the new iMac but the Fusion drive was a let down for me as it will not work with Windows and that is essential in my purchase as I do not wont to pay the price for the SSD upgrade 750GB from apple.
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so my only option for SSD other than pay the massive price of apple 250GB SSD is go for an external SSD.---------- Thanks this seems like the best option I have ATM or I may keep the Fusion drive for OS X and install windows onto the external SSD if its possible without 2 much trouble
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You can't install bootcamp onto an external drive.
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I have asked the question before and got linked to this http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1414769
I am still confused if this is possible or not on the new iMac that is why I was going to split the Fusion drive and use an external SSD for OS X.
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2010 Macbook Pro i5 2.4GHz 8GB ram 256 SSD ![]() iPhone 4 Black 32GB ![]() iPad 2 32GB Black ![]() Soon to buy 2012 27" iMac
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I've done it with REFIt but dunno' if it'll work with the 2012 iMac. (I imagine it would, but that's not very consclusive, is it?)
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2 Internal SSD's on 2012 model?
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How are you installing windows on a internal 128GB SSD and OSX on an internal 512GB SSD at the same time? Or am I reading you wrong? Are you planning on opening the unit? I haven't seen a tear down of the 27" so not sure if it will fit 2 SSD's. I also verified with Apple that the Fusion drives are physically fused together (i.e. if you take it out, its both that will go, you can't physically split them). Logically splitting them, I've been seeing people on the forums do they then add the external but, not 2 SSD's inside the unit. Or, is this on your older 24" model? Just wanted to know if you heard something? Thanks! |
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so my only option for SSD other than pay the massive price of apple 250GB SSD is go for an external SSD.
I am still confused if this is possible or not on the new iMac that is why I was going to split the Fusion drive and use an external SSD for OS X.
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