Hey there. Just a Quick and simple question.
Is it possible to add a SSD to an iMac 27 later on, without losing the warranty?
Is it possible to add a SSD to an iMac 27 later on, without losing the warranty?
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QuickTime: SSD upgrade
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yes
http://store.apple.com/us/product/H7561ZM/A?
or
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1280118/
or go to your apple store ask them to put this in:
Hard Drive
Configure your iMac with a large 7200-rpm Serial ATA hard drive. Or choose a solid-state drive, which has no moving parts and provides greater responsiveness and durability. Or select both a hard drive and a solid-state drive.
1TB Serial ATA Drive
2TB Serial ATA Drive [Add $150.00]
➔ 256GB Solid State Drive [Add $500.00]
→ 1TB Serial ATA Drive + 256GB Solid State Drive [Add $600.00]⟽
➼ 2TB Serial ATA Drive + 256GB Solid State Drive [Add $750.00]
they will do it for a price.
or do it diy and hope you do it correctly. your choice
First things first. The title should be "Quicky" , not "QuickTime". Don't we all love iPad auto correction.[\I]
So what you are saying philipma1957, is that if I later on decide to add a SSD to my iMac(internally), I just take my iMac down to the store and tell them to add a SSD, and it will cost me $600. But then it's done correctly, still got my warranty and my hdd + SSD?
So what you are saying philipma1957, is that if I later on decide to add a SSD to my iMac(internally), I just take my iMac down to the store and tell them to add a SSD, and it will cost me $600. But then it's done correctly, still got my warranty and my hdd + SSD?