It seems that being able to have two internal SSD's would be great. If you can fit a fusion drive in there with a 3.5" hard drive, why can't I get two SSD's?
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If space for fusion, why no two SSD option?
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Pretty serious, yeah. The only real benefit that comes to my mind is having 2 1TB SSDs for more fast storage space. I don't see much point in running two SSDs in software RAID0...
So theoretically you could bust it open, use a 2.5" to 3.5" converter enclosure, and add an SSD to the 3.5" drive bay?
Probably 100x easier to just add a USB3 or TB drive to it.
Probably 100x easier to just add a USB3 or TB drive to it.
I think that you may find that the SSD in the iMac like the new mini 2014 in't a 2.5" SSD but one of these blade SSDs like the M2 format that can buy.
As such Apple aren't using Sata SSD's but PCI-E SSDs that are different format.
The Blade SSD fits in a slimmer bay and a different connector then a 2.5" SSD
As such Apple aren't using Sata SSD's but PCI-E SSDs that are different format.
The Blade SSD fits in a slimmer bay and a different connector then a 2.5" SSD