I have a company that I had build my mini the way I wanted. And they back it
with a 3 year worentee, pretty much build it the way you want.  I got a 2012
mac mini, with 2 SSD's, stripped in to 1, for 1TB of hard drive space, 2.6
GHZ quad core processor, and 16 gigs of ram.  But they will configure it
anyway you want them to.  The name of the company is called "retail proof"
There number is
(717) 673-8245
And the email address is
[email protected]

Great customer service, and will even over night it for you, of course that
costs a little more.  Have had mine for almost 2 months now, and I have no
complaints!  If you decide to call them, tell them Kliph sent you.

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mary Otten
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 5:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Mac mini ram and hd questions

Well, maybe I missed it somehow, but when I was configuring a mini
yesterday, I only saw one option to pick a drive, and there are 3 options. I
also didn't see where it said whether the conventional hard drive portion of
the fusion drive for the Mini would be the 5400 rpm or whether it is
upgraded to 7200 rpm. I'm kind of disappointed that the standard drive is
still 5400. I'd like to get an ssd and a conventional 7200 rpm drive for a
total of 2 drives, but didn't see that option. I'm keeping this on list
rather than write directly, because I figure it could be of use to others.

Mary

Mary Otten
[email protected]


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