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Upgrading the 2011 Mac mini
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07-29-2011, 05:20 PM
I'm considering to buy a Mac mini in order to have a desktop Mac. Since I don't need the extra performance provided by the AMD HD 6630 graphics card, I'm looking into buying the cheaper Mac mini. If I do buy it, I'll surely upgrade the RAM as 2GB seems to be ridiculous. But my question is: is it possible to have the cheaper Mac mini upgraded with a second, SSD, drive? I own a MB Air (late 2010) as well as two Windows-based PCs fitted with solid state drives. I simply can't stand working with a machine that has its OS on an "old-fashioned" hard drive - too slow! |
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07-29-2011, 06:03 PM
Others may have more insight. GL 21.5"iMac i3 3.06:running 10.7 500GB HD 16GB DDR3 Magic Trackpad Black iPhone4 32GB White iPhone4 16GB Apple Extreme Airport Base Station |
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