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Angelo,
You bought the MinI was looking at yesterday. quad core, and upgraded to
16gb, if I could put another hd in there, it would be good to go for a few
years, I should think.
Mary
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Yes, you can have a fusion drive in a new Mini for more $, of course.
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Hi,
don't the newer minis allow for a fution drive? I know the imacs do, but not
sure about the minis.
JMT.
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Hi,
here's the link to the server model with the dual harddrives. Like Kliph
mentioned, Its the same OS just, with a suite applications for a server added.
http://www.apple.com/mac-mini/server/
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Subject: Re: Mac mini ram and hd questions
Kliph,
I just went to the site www.retailproof.com, and what they have are various
types of tiles. Phone number is right. What am I missing here?
Mary
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I just went to the site www.retailproof.com, and what they have are various
types of tiles. Phone number is right. What am I missing here?
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Angelo,
You bought the MinI was looking at yesterday. quad core, and upgraded to 16gb,
if I could put another hd in there, it would be good to go for a few years, I
should think.
Mary
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Thanks, Kliph. I will look in to that company.
It sounds like a good thing.
Mary
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I bought the mid mini quad core I seven 4gb's of ram, and seven 99 was the
price, why can't I use the number seven key? it says Hidy on hidy off….. weird
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> Oh, well, I wasn't looking for the server. I assume the os on that is
> different.
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> Mar
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> Angelo, which manufacturer was your ram that you bought after market from
> Amazon?
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Oh, well, I wasn't looking for the server. I assume the os on that is
different.
Mary
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Well, maybe I missed it somehow, but when I was configuring a mini
yesterday, I only saw one option to pick a drive, and there are 3 options. I
also didn't see where it said whether the conventional hard drive portion of
the fusion drive for the Mi
Angelo, which manufacturer was your ram that you bought after market from
Amazon?
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John,
The ssd offered by Apple is only 256. No 512GB for the Mini. At least, I didn't
see it yesterday when I was looking. I'm sure it would be big bucks. The 256gb
one is 300 bucks more than the stock configuration which is a 1500-gb or -tb,
forget which, 5400rpm conventional drive. I like the
Oh, well, I wasn't looking for the server. I assume the os on that is
different.
Mary
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No, I'm looking at the next Mini up from the 599 one. I think it is $799.00
prior to any upgrading.
Mary
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Hello Mary,
I believe that the people who have configured the Mac Mini with 2 hard
drives ordered the Mac mini with OS X Server model ($999). This model
has options to upgrade the two hard drives.
HTH. Cheers,
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> Well, maybe I missed it somehow, but when I was configuring a mini yesterday,
> I only saw one option to pi
If you are looking at the standard $599 mini, it's not upgradable. It's best to
do this after market
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 6:33 PM
Subject: Mac mini ram and hd questions
I was certain that I had read
Well, maybe I missed it somehow, but when I was configuring a mini yesterday, I
only saw one option to pick a drive, and there are 3 options. I also didn't see
where it said whether the conventional hard drive portion of the fusion drive
for the Mini would be the 5400 rpm or whether it is upgrad
I don't know if you can buy it up front. I thought there was an option for
that. I added a second SSD drive after the fact. However, I thought you could
choose a second drive when you are selecting your drive options. Maybe, you
have to buy the model with two drives now.
Take Care
Joh
I was certain that I had read somewhere that you could have two drives in a mac
Mini, 2012 model. But on the Apple site, the build to order options don't allow
for that. Am I nuts? Or is this a possible after market add on? I know there
aren't many of those. Also curious about peoples' experienc
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