iMac 2015 27" Fusion model query
Hi, on the 2015 Fusion model, is there any reason why I can’t remove the small 128GB blade SSD and replace the 2TB mechanical HDD with a 2TB 2.5” SSD?
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Totally doable.
You could even leave the blade drive in there and still upgrade the HDD to a 2.5” SSD if you wanted. And then not have to muck around with getting the board out, just to take that drive out. Once the HDD is removed the Mac will recognize the SSD as a separate disk, rather than part of the fusion and you can just format it for extra storage. Or keep it as a boot drive and use the 2TB SSD for storage.
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I think it should work but if you are removing the blade, why not upgrade it instead? It has faster speed.
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Thanks, the 2TB Blade SSDs are not within budget unfortunately.
Ah. That makes since. It should work fine.@itpeople
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