Bought a used 2012 MacBook Pro, want to transfer data from old, broken
So I just bought a used 2012 13” MacBook Pro today because I had one for many years but killed it last weekend. As I dropped the computer into a tub of water and haven't tried to turn it on since but it's probably fried for good.
I had 2 SSDs in there which are still working, but I don't know how to recover the data fully. Should I install the 2 SSDs into the new computer and the data should be all there?
I bought a external drive enclosure from best buy to see if the drives still work, both drives don't show up when plugged into the Mac (as an external drive). However, both hard drives show up on my friend's ChromeBook and seem to be working fine.
What I did with the old SSDs when I first installed them in my original system was combined them together into a Striped (RAID 0) set so the two 250 GB SSD’s are seen as a 500 GB drive through the system.
So do I have to install the 2 SSDs into my new system for the computer to retrieve the data? If I do this, am I risking the computer at all because of possible water damage to the SSDs (although when I took out the drives they were very dry)?
I also had 16 GB RAM in the dead Mac, is there any way to test if that RAM is still good?
Is it worth trying to install it into my new system or am I taking a risk because of possible water damage to the RAM?
The new mac is mid 2012 13” running 10.14.3 (Mojave)
Thanks for any advice in advance!
Update (03/02/2019)
So I'm currently able to boot the RAID 0 by plugging in the 2 old SSD's through enclosures. How would I take the data from the RAID and put it onto my current internal hard drive(so that all the settings and everything are the same)?
Bu iyi bir soru mu?