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Question about hard drives in new Mini
The wait for the new iMac is killing me and I'm still undecided if I wait longer or just buy a mini.
My question is : what would be your advice about the hard drives in the mini ? Should I go with the Fusion Drive or just put the regular 1tb drive and wait to add a second ssd drive myself ? I've seen threads about installing a second drive in the mini but the process scares me a bit. Will I void the original waranty if I do this ? Any advice is welcome guys. |
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Simply get the ssd and regular drive going is a way to go also. I do not think Apple would void warranty just to add drive. If you can come up with Fusion drive apple charges, then go for it. There is no way apple would void warranty if they do it for you. My hind sight points me to install the drive yourself. It is your choice. |
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I just spoke with the local Apple store on the phone and asked them that question. He checked and said (for what it's worth) that they will NOT void your warranty for adding a second drive; they simply wouldn't be able to warranty that drive (naturally).
Rob
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Late 2012 Mac Mini 2.6 i7/16gb/256gb SSD/1tb HD July 2012 MacBook Air 11" 2.0 i7/8gb/256gb iPhone 4S Black 64gb Vz / iPad 3 Black 64gb Vz |
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Unless you break one of the connectors when doing it - Apple will not cover that damage and there have been enough reports of people doing it. Those connectors are fragile!
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Yes, be careful. I damaged the one connector that handled the audio input and thunderbolt ports. It was a sad loss.
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2012 15" Macbook Pro 16GB RAM/256GB SSD; iPad 4 - Black; iPhone 5 - Black; Synology DS411+II NAS 12TB |
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