Pretty simple, get a ssd add it into your imac or on a mbp move the hdd to your SuperDrive slot and put the ssd in your hdd slot and then boot from a os x install usb drive and with some coding in ...

Most 2013 and later iMacs ship with proprietary PCIe SSDs, many of which are old, slow, and small. Upgrading to an SSD not made by Apple, including common M.2 types, will save you tons of money ...

TLDR; yes, it is possible to add an SSD to a 2011 27" iMac without going through too much hoopla. Between everyone having issues finding parts, non-workable guides (due to parts), and general ...

I just took delivery of a 27" iMac with the SSD + HDD option (256GB + 1TB) What I'd like to do is use the SSD for OS, apps and virtual machines, plus anything additional that benefits from fast ...

So what if you've done everything you can, but your iMac is still sluggish? Grab a speedy external SSD and do an OS X brain transplant!

But as several readers have noted, there is another way to add an SSD to your Mac: you can keep your old hard drive, and instead replace the Mac’s CD/DVD optical drive, also known as a SuperDrive.

How do I install Windows on a SSD instead of HDD? To set up Windows on an SSD instead of HDD, connect the SSD and a bootable USB drive with the Windows installation files.

As part of its radically-redesigned new iMac, Apple announced a new hybrid “fusion drive” for both the iMac and Mac mini. This drive combines a 128GB flash storage drive with a 1TB or 3TB HDD ...