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Or, get an i7 Mac mini and put an SSD in it.
by wtn 14y ago
Or, get an i7 Mac mini and put an SSD in it.
- bitcartel 14y agoDoes it have a standard SATA connector, or does it have the Apple-only-modified SATA connector as found in the rMBP?
- rangibaby 14y agoThere are two regular SATA ports on the logic board.
- pepsi 14y agoWell, two regular ports but the second one is at an odd angle. An adapter[1] is required to fill the second spot if you buy your Mini with only one drive. [1]http://www.ifixit.com/Apple-Parts/Mac-Mini-Dual-Hard-Drive-Kit/IF171-005 http://www.ifixit.com/Apple-Parts/Mac-Mini-Dual-Hard-Drive-K...
- btgeekboy 14y agoI went that route. The current Mini is by far the most complicated, scary computer I've worked in, and the SSD is the absolute first thing into the chassis. It's doable, but it's far more complicated than the current (non-retina) MacBook Pro or any desktop I've ever worked in.