I’m using a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012) Why You Should Trust Me?įirst of all, I use a 13 inch Mid-2012 MacBook Pro, and I have successfully replaced my Mac’s internal hard drive (500GB Hitachi HDD) with a shiny new Crucial SSD which cost me about $140 (tax included) by the time I purchased it in 2016. Samsung 860 PRO is the best, and OWC Mercury Extreme Pro 6G is a great option too.īelow, you’ll find more detailed reviews, but you can also click the links above to get more info about what each product has to offer. * If you use your MacBook for heavy tasks like gaming, photo/video editing, 3D modeling, etc., a pricier performance SSD is best for you. Crucial MX500 is top pick, followed by Samsung 860 EVO, and the third is SanDisk X400. * If you use your MacBook mainly for lightweight tasks such as surfing the Internet, storing pictures, etc., an affordable yet high-capacity SSD is best for you. Here’s a quick rundown of the best SSDs for your Mac.
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#SSD FOR MAC PRO 2010 UPGRADE#
From the extensive research I did, MacBooks from 2013, 2014, and 2015 have very few SSD upgrade options And newer MacBook Pro 20 models are not upgradable at all. Importance: this guide applies to mostly 2010, 20 MacBook Pros with standard 2.5-inch SATA drives. 2018: this post was initially published over a year ago, we are here to revamp the content just making sure the information in the article is accurate and fresh as the SSD market changes fast. But, it is now a legacy product and the company has several new better options like Crucial MX500. I went with Crucial BX200 SSD (see below for my purchase receipt), and I’m quite happy with the performance it has brought to my Mac.
#SSD FOR MAC PRO 2010 HOW TO#
I’m going to share with you a list of the best SSD drives for MacBook Pro, and show you how to replace the internal hard drive with the new one, step by step - so you waste no time and make no mistakes.
If like me, you still love your older MacBook Pro (or yet to decide buying a new pricey MacBook), then this guide is for you. But if your MacBook starts to show its age, it’s probably not that speedy anymore.įortunately, for an older MacBook Pro (prior to 2013 models), there is a quick way to increase its performance - upgrading the internal hard drive to SSD (Solid State Drive). No additional promotions or discounts apply.We all want our Mac computer to run fast. This ensures maximum performance, and perfect compatibility. They will be from a single batch, and will have matching series numbers. The kit will consist of identical brand/model/spec IC's. Matched Modules: The Ramjet kits for the Mac Pro DDR3-1333 contain a matched set of DIMMs. ordered at the same time.) Utilization of 16GBx8 memory modules requires OS X Mavericks (10.9.X.) Previous operating systems are limited to a maximum of 96GB (16GB圆.) Non-Mixable 16GB DIMMs: 16GB DIMMs can ONLY be used with identical 16GB DIMMs from the same batch (i.e. You may add DIMMs in any combination, but performance will suffer slightly if the DIMMs are not matched 3x at a time. The DDR3-1333 DIMMs for the Mac Pro will run 1-3% faster if they are installed in matched sets of three (tri-channel). Tri-channel memory configuration gives a slight performance advantage. These DIMMs include the Apple thermal sensor. Ramjet memory always conforms 100% to the Apple specification. Many 3rd party Mac Pro DIMMs do not include this sensor.
#SSD FOR MAC PRO 2010 FULL#
The DDR3-1333 DIMMs for the 2010 Mac Pro require a Thermal Sensor for full performance and compatibility.
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