Hi
My 21.5 iMac is a bit slow, so i wanna run my OSX on a SSD. Making my budget calculations, the cheapest way to add this SSD is via Thunderbolt. I'm planning use my SSD only for de OS and my apps. But my iMac has some large apps, like Adobe CS5 Master Collection, Final Cut, Logic and a Bootcamp partition.
I was thinking to use a Lacie Rugged, 256GB TB SSD, but i'm afraid this 256GB won't be sufficient for all my apps. So, i thought to replace the 256GB SSD for a 500 or 512GB SSD, like a Samsung 840 EVO or 840 pro, but i read in other threads about some issues i may have installing high capacities SSD via bus-powered enclosures, like the Lacie Rugged. At the same time, Elgato just launched the Thunderbolt Drive+, with 256 or 512GB capacities options, so i thought installing a 512 on the Lacie Rugged enclosure would not be "dangerous".
My question is, will i be able to run a 512GB SSD on a Lacie Rugged enclosure flawlessly? I mean, without losing quality, and without burning out the SSD?
My 21.5 iMac is a bit slow, so i wanna run my OSX on a SSD. Making my budget calculations, the cheapest way to add this SSD is via Thunderbolt. I'm planning use my SSD only for de OS and my apps. But my iMac has some large apps, like Adobe CS5 Master Collection, Final Cut, Logic and a Bootcamp partition.
I was thinking to use a Lacie Rugged, 256GB TB SSD, but i'm afraid this 256GB won't be sufficient for all my apps. So, i thought to replace the 256GB SSD for a 500 or 512GB SSD, like a Samsung 840 EVO or 840 pro, but i read in other threads about some issues i may have installing high capacities SSD via bus-powered enclosures, like the Lacie Rugged. At the same time, Elgato just launched the Thunderbolt Drive+, with 256 or 512GB capacities options, so i thought installing a 512 on the Lacie Rugged enclosure would not be "dangerous".
My question is, will i be able to run a 512GB SSD on a Lacie Rugged enclosure flawlessly? I mean, without losing quality, and without burning out the SSD?
