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xpertxp

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Sep 29, 2015
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Hi all,
I have a 2014 Mac Mini that has the fusion drive setup from Apple. It has a 128GB Flash Storage and a 1TB regular hard drive.
Can I change the 128GB Flash storage to any NVME drive? Like a Samsung or HP And remove the 1TB regular hard drive all together?
Im not concerned with the fusion Drive setup.

Thanks!
 
SSD is fairly easy to replace with a larger model. Removing the hard drive is more difficult. I would just put the larger SSD in and keep the hard drive.
 
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I separated the SSD from the 1tb hard drive on my 2014 Fusion Mini and installed the system on the SSD. I use it as an iTunes server with all my media on an external 4tb USB SSD. Works great and I didn't need to open up the Mini at all.
 
This is all great info, thank you.

but what I need to know is can I use a regular NVME drive in the fusion drive slot?
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Ok, in other words, the existing NVME adapter that is installed from Apple will not work?
 
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