fusion drive

I just start up my iMac 27 "that I received in August 2016. I ordered a Fusion 1 TB drive. What is the profile of what it says. How will I know that's what I ordered? Somehow this iMac has no help.

Go to Apple > about my Mac > system report > navigate the material, then click SATA. A regular reader will have an entry as well as the size shown below; a fusion player lists an SSD and a normal HARD drive. Mine has a HHD & SSD, but they have not been defined as a fusion drive:

Then you should see a 1 TB HHD and then a 24 GB SSD hard drive (maybe 128)

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