Wow you got pretty lucky.
You obviously messed up pretty bad to fry your gpu just replacing the disk drive.
I think the OP put in the data doubler adapter then later his GPU died. Then when he brought it in to Apple, they put the original optical drive in before shipping it out for service which is uncustomary. OP was trying to give a warning not to go to a Genius Bar with the data doubler adapter in...
You may be right but I have my doubts. He said "it fried my gpu".
Pretty sure it happened right after the install, or during and then found right after..
The Data Doubler did not cause your drive to fail. The "Genius" was looking for an excuse to blame you for Apple's design flaw with the 2011 MBP (assuming that's the model you have based on the specs in your signature).
Your GPU failing was merely a coincidence that happened after you put the Data Doubler in place.
Yes he was definitely trying to find a way to blame me for it. The question is do I put it back in. My warranty ends in 86 days. And this Mac has to last until the 2015 retina pro comes out. Or just get a 1 tab ssd and leave in super drive.
I would just get a single SSD or hybrid drive if you need the space.
Right. So I'm leaning towards a large ssd. 840 pro 512. 1 tb evo. Or 960 crucial. Which should I get.