The Late 2009 iMac, unlike the 2010, was never sold with a second SSD option, so I see why you are considering the data doubler. Surely your Apple repairer has advised what is possible? Has anyone tried to do this Dual-SSD setup, and how did it work out for you? Obviously, I would get the original seagate HDD and optical drive back, which I will have enclosures waiting for the moment I get home. Now I was thinking is there any other parts that I will need to supply? If anyone can enlighten me, it would be greatly appreciated. I have come to the conclusion that I do not have the skill to tackle the screen part and associated wiring related to LCD, however I am able to do the basics, such as cloning my HDD and connecting the SSD to adapters and so forth to make things easier for the technician.Īs such, I have enlisted the services of a third party repairer who is willing to perform the above if I supply all parts.Īnd will be purchasing the following from OWC:ġx NewerTech AdaptaDrive 2.5" > 3.5" bracketġx OWC In-line Digital Thermal Sensor for iMac 2009-2010Ĭan anyone confirm if the OWC Data Doubler is any different between iMacs, Mac Mini, MacBook, etc?įor some reason, I have found that Data Doublers for iMacs do not qualify for discounts, yet for laptops they do? What gives, I am unsure. I have read the tutorials on how to do both a replace boot drive with SSD and a dual drive upgrade I have already done the RAM upgrade, and the machine has already been into Apple for the replacement Seagate drive.
I am looking to upgrade my late-09 iMac to a dual SSD setup.
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