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!important; } I would certainly vouch for Sam's opinion here - he installed a
1 Tb SSD into my old iMac which was considerably crippled by El Capitan and
it's brilliant.Phil Tomlinson
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On Friday, March 18, 2016, 4:23 am, Sam - MacAmbulance
<[email protected]> wrote:
Installing El Cap, even as a fresh install, on a Mac with a rotational hard
drive (ie non-SSD) will slow it down noticeably. I’d install an SSD and then
upgrade to El Cap.
Regards
Sam
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