While not difficult to do, the task requires a hefty chunk of time and a considerable level of Mac knowledge. At several points during the process, my anxiety level sky-rocketed as I worried about losing data.
Even now, I confront an occasional minor blip in some application. The process of getting everything set up and running smoothly took the better part of two days. However, at several points over the weekend, I was much more uncertain as to exactly how “worth it” my decision would turn out to be. And I almost never hear the whirring sound of my (still installed) mechanical hard drives. Last weekend, I purchased an SSD for my 2009 Mac Pro. That’s why, after considerable procrastination and penny-counting, I finally took the plunge. The only “downside” is that my desktop Mac Pro remains my primary workhorse. Ever since I bought a MacBook Air last fall, I have thoroughly enjoyed the quiet and snappy performance of its SSD (solid-state drive).
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