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iMacHardYee

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Jul 2, 2010
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Hello everyone.

So I have decided I want to replace my optical drive with an SSD of some sort. I dont know whether I should use an MLC or SLC SSD though. I want to install the OS and all my applications on the SSD. Most of the time I will save files, for example .psd (photoshop) files to my stock HDD though. Is this a good idea? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
SSD (intel x25-m g2) + stock 500gb hard drive my my setup at the moment and it's great. Be sure to move your profile folders into the HD as well to save space.
 
This what i am planning on doing once i get my optibay from china but i was going to put working files on the ssd and store archives and files i'm not using on the HDD. large psd files will open and save/work so much quicker on the ssd.
 
It's the folder with your user name. It's where all your movies, music, download, etc files are kept.
 
Yeah, I only plan on running the OS and all my applications on the SSD but plan on saving everything else like pitures and music to the original 320GB HD
 
SSD (intel x25-m g2) + stock 500gb hard drive my my setup at the moment and it's great. Be sure to move your profile folders into the HD as well to save space.

How do you do this? I am currently runing with my profile on the SSD
 
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