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#Two hard drives in late 2012 mac mini pro

the external hard drive which was the time machine of the 7200 and now of the 5400. the 5400RPM which is in the mini, and that I use just like I've used the MBP

the 7200RPM which wait in a box to be installed in the mini So I have basically three hard drives with the same information: I have done a Time machine of my 7200 while it was still in the MBP, and I've used the migration manager in the 5400RPM hard drive of the Mac Mini (both are Mountain Lion).

But the technician from the Apple reseller told me it was a bit more tricky. I thought that it was just about putting the drive in the mini and tadaaaaa.

I want the system and all the softs in the Mac mini in the same drive as it was in the MBP i.e. I have not use any migration for it because I wanted it as a brand new computer, and that's fine. The hybrid hard drive comes from my 2 years old MacBook Pro, which I've upgraded with an 256 GB SSD. Is there a problem if I put two hard drives of different speed next to each other in a so tiny Mac? Should I expect some heat or fan anomalies?Ģ) Is 1) is OK, and knowing that the 7200 will be for the system and the 5400 for storage only, then which one of the hard drives should be on the top (near the Apple logo)? I want to put a 7200 RPM 750 GB hard drive in the mini Mac (Seagate Momentus XT 750 hybrid SSD/HDD).ġ) I know that the server version of the Mac Mini holds two 5400RPM hard drives, and that it must work (obviously). iMac (24-inch, M1, 2021), iMac (Retina 4K, 21.I bought a few months ago a Mac Mini i7 2.6GHz, and it came with a 1 TB 5400 RPM hard drive.Īs everyone, I would like to "upgrade" my system for a faster drive but not with a SSD.iPad mini (6th generation), iPad mini (5th generation), iPad mini 4.iPad (9th generation, iPad (8th generation), iPad (7th generation), iPad (6th generation), iPad (5th generation).iPad Air (5th generation), iPad Air (4th generation), iPad Air (3rd generation).

#Two hard drives in late 2012 mac mini pro

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#Two hard drives in late 2012 mac mini full

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