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If I bought a new current gen i7 iMac 27” with SSD from Apple rather than Fusion Drive does this mean the conventional HDD space is open for my personal installation of a 3rd party 2.5” SATA drive (Samsung or similar)?
I’m assuming the 1TB SSD option Apple is a blade SSD that mounted directly into the logic board is that correct?
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If you go to the online store iMac 27” and select the 1 TB SSD option your system will be configured with the Blade SSD iMac 27"3.4 GHz i5 (5K, Mid-2017)
The 3.5” HDD mount will be present but the SATA/Power cable will not be present and you’ll need the mounting hardware for your drive Substituição do disco rígido do iMac Intel 27" com tela Retina 5K. So yes you can then add in the HDD.
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Can you give us the exact model so we can verify what you got so we give you the info you need.
Plug in your systems serial number here EveryMac - Lookup Tell us which you have.
You can also go into your system information under About this Mac and click on the Storage tab. The information under drive icon will also tell you.
por Dan
I don’t have one. If you went on Apple’s store today and built an iMac without a fusion drive and just an SSD does that leave an empty space where the platter HD of the fusion drive would have been?
por jonathaninternet
OK that clears up the confusion!
por Dan