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At first I was just going to get a smaller ssd and put my hdd in my MacBook pros optical bay, but then I didn't really feel comfortable with the instal and all the setups and worries about data, and where to put home folder, etc. Right now I have 12gb of ram and it just isn't cutting it. Searching for the right solid state drive to upgrade my late macbook pro I7 to.

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