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I have that setup on my desktop, and it's a considerable improvement over booting, starting applications, etc, off of the old Raptor 10k drive. For a laptop it
by lutorm 17y ago
I have that setup on my desktop, and it's a considerable improvement over booting, starting applications, etc, off of the old Raptor 10k drive.
For a laptop it's more problematic since you can only fit one drive internally. When I upgrade my MBP (whenever the new ones come out), I'll probably put a larger SSD in it so there's some space for stuff you need to have on-drive.
- chaosmachine 17y agoYou can get two hard drives on a MBP if you're willing to sacrifice your dvd drive: http://www.mcetech.com/optibay/ http://www.mcetech.com/optibay/
- apowell 17y agoI've done exactly this in my MBP and been very pleased. 80GB X25-M as the primary drive, and a larger disk as the secondary drive. As an aside -- for whatever reason, I couldn't get my optical drive to work in the enclosure provided with the Optibay. I didn't investigate too much, since it just doesn't matter to me.