FusionDrive with 2 SSDs?

[MadBlue]

Hi everyone!

While searching a fast AND big SSD I endet up with following idea:
A FusionDrive containing two SSDs. A big SATA SSD (SanDrisk Ultra II 960GB) and a small m.2 SSD (Samsung SM951).

But of course two important questions:
1. Will it technically work?
2. Will this make any sense?

Greetings,
Sören

 

[sebus]

What would you want to do to have it technically work?

The question does not make much sense...

sebus

 

[MadBlue]

Please don't blame me on poor English skills...

What I want so say: Will OS X accept this configuration without any errors?

 

[sebus]

Sure, HD is not a limiting factor for OSX installation. Other components (CPU, graphics) are

So any HD will work, just make sure that rest of the system is compatible

sebus

 

[nobodynose]

Hi everyone!

While searching a fast AND big SSD I endet up with following idea:
A FusionDrive containing two SSDs. A big SATA SSD (SanDrisk Ultra II 960GB) and a small m.2 SSD (Samsung SM951).

But of course two important questions:
1. Will it technically work?
2. Will this make any sense?

Greetings,
Sören

1. There's no reason it shouldn't technically work.
2. No, it makes no sense at all - it defeats the purpose of a Fusion Drive, which is to use the SSD as an applications cache for the HDD. Why cache an SSD with another SSD?

 

[UNOE]

1. There's no reason it shouldn't technically work.
2. No, it makes no sense at all - it defeats the purpose of a Fusion Drive, which is to use the SSD as an applications cache for the HDD. Why cache an SSD with another SSD?

Probably because the SM951 is 4 times faster than his other SSD.

 

[Fl0r!an]

I'm pretty sure that you can combine 2 SSDs to one logical drive, but I don't think that Apples Fusion Drive implementation is able to determine the faster SSD to use it efficiently... Would be interesting to know though.