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<blockquote data-quote="Hantke" data-source="post: 1622769" data-attributes="member: 323182">I decided to upgrade to a SSD, as you all had a good diagnosis before, it has now gotten to the point that both of my boot partitions are constant freezing and i am experiencing massive slow-downs. I went ahead and ordered an OWC 120 GB Solid State drive upgrade / transfer kit W/ tools (Courtesy of my boss, who didn't want to buy me a work computer, so I get the SSD for free to me) for $99, the instructions say to install the drive, then connect the original as an external drive and install / transfer, etc.My question is whether or not it would make more sense to connect the new drive externally, format it, then install yosemite on it before installing it as my hard drive, then to install it, install 10.6.8, then upgrade to yosemite.What are your opinions?Specs:Mid 2010 MBP 13&quot; 4GB Ram, 2.4 GHZ Core 2 Duo, replacing hard drive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hantke, post: 1622769, member: 323182"] I decided to upgrade to a SSD, as you all had a good diagnosis before, it has now gotten to the point that both of my boot partitions are constant freezing and i am experiencing massive slow-downs. I went ahead and ordered an OWC 120 GB Solid State drive upgrade / transfer kit W/ tools (Courtesy of my boss, who didn't want to buy me a work computer, so I get the SSD for free to me) for $99, the instructions say to install the drive, then connect the original as an external drive and install / transfer, etc. My question is whether or not it would make more sense to connect the new drive externally, format it, then install yosemite on it before installing it as my hard drive, then to install it, install 10.6.8, then upgrade to yosemite. What are your opinions? Specs: Mid 2010 MBP 13" 4GB Ram, 2.4 GHZ Core 2 Duo, replacing hard drive. [/QUOTE]

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