Published on August 24, 2017
Full written tutorial coming soon. In the meantime, these links will help get you up and running:
Create install media:
Create fusion drive:
Apple charges a lot of money for an SSD upgrade. Furthermore, rather than use M.2 solid state drives, Apple uses proprietary PCIe SSD that are as expensive as they are fast. Rather than fork over big money to Apple (or to upgrade your existing Mac’s SSD), Snazzy Labs’ Quinn Nelson shows the advantages to a Fusion Drive. Combining the value of a cheap SSD or HDD and the speed of an NVMe SSD, you can increase your usable Mac storage without sacrificing performance!
