Should you upgrade your Fusion Drive iMac to macOS High Sierra?<article>
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<p>Someday far in the future, Apple will have settled fully into using its new macOS filesystem,
APFS, and Macworld readers will stop being nervous and confused about it. Until then, I continue to receive queries in our inbox. APFS is a robust, more efficient, and futureproofed filesystem that has a lot of advantages. But the transition isn’t complete by any means.</p><p>Reader Bill emailed wondering about the safety of upgrading his iMacs to macOS High Sierra, since each has a Fusion Drive, Apple’s hybrid of SSD and hard drive. He notes that he’d read Apple’s software engineering chief, Craig Federighi, had said at some point that APFS would come to Fusion Drives. (Federighi replied to a Mac user’s query via email, which that user then publicized.)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3255295/macs/should-you-upgrade-your-fusion-drive-imac-to-macos-high-sierra.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Should you upgrade your Fusion Drive iMac to macOS High Sierra?
