Does anyone sell SSD upgrade for the 2013 Mac Pro?

You can get them on eBay, search for "apple samsung ssd late 2013" or similar.

They are available on Apple's parts network for certified Apple techs (forget what that's called) at great expense.

Or, on eBay, either from a few people in CA or TX, or Korea, in 1 TB configuration, for between 5-750 USD. I just bought one.

CASLondon said:

They are available on Apple's parts network for certified Apple techs (forget what that's called) at great expense.

Or, on eBay, either from a few people in CA or TX, or Korea, in 1 TB configuration, for between 5-750 USD. I just bought one.

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And yes, they're expensive, at least to buy. exchange pricing is much better

orbitalpunk said:

Any info would be great appreciated. I'm having trouble find a company that sells it.

Thanks

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OWC will also be releasing some, but since they are using the much delayed Sandforce 3700 controller, who knows when they will finally arrive....

^^^^Indeed OWC will, but my experience with OWC products has been very poor to say the least. I put an OWC Aura SSD in my 2012 MBA, and it truly was a piece of crap. Transcend is also working on a solution for the new MBAs, MacBooks, and the nMP. I would wait for them. I now have a Transcend SSD in my MBA, and it's been working GREAT!

Lou

Any info when OWC or anyone sell PCIe-based flash storage for nMP

OWC announced in Jan 2014 that they would have upgrades to the nMP PCIe-based flash storage. Has anyone heard anything?

i believe the macbook pro and the new mac pro take the same storage

Edit: changed from ram to storage

PCIe-based flash storage not ram

PCIe-based flash storage not ram

For another point of view - I wouldn't avoid OWC, as none of their RAM I have ever bought has ever 'blown out' on me. And if it did,they are known for standing behind their product and replace it.

Their higher end SATA SSD's were really good, so I'd think that if/when they do release Mac Pro style blades, they should be fairly decent as well.

Until then, as others have said - eBay. Bought same model 1TB SSD as shipped from apple for ~$700 a few months back.

orbitalpunk said:

I would avoid OWC. All ram I bought from them blew out at one point and needed replacement. And a thunderbolt enclosure emitted toxic fumes.

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none of their products ate your dog, i suppose?

orbitalpunk said:

I would avoid OWC. All ram I bought from them blew out at one point and needed replacement. And a thunderbolt enclosure emitted toxic fumes.

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I would recommend OWC. I've never had a RAM failure or any issues with their external enclosures.

There is a new version of the Apple/Samumg PCIE ssd showing up on eBay that is delivering 1.4 GB per second performance. The SSD is not shipping in any current Apple products and is the fastest consumer SSD ever. The controller part points to a NVME based SSD. only two people have been able to find a ssd to date.

1 TB SSD's for the new Mac Pro can be picked up for as low as $500. There is a good market for used mac pro SSDs as well making your upgrade even cheaper.

Do you have any links you could share to the Ebay auctions?

handheldgames said:

There is a new version of the Apple/Samumg PCIE ssd showing up on eBay that is delivering 1.4 GB per second performance. The SSD is not shipping in any current Apple products and is the fastest consumer SSD ever. The controller part points to a NVME based SSD. only two people have been able to find a ssd to date.

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What is the product code?

EdDuPlessis said:

What is the product code?

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MZ-KPV1T00/0A2 is the model number.

Here you go: https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=20248200#post20248200

Synchro3 said:

MZ-KPV1T00/0A2 is the model number.

Here you go: https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=20248200#post20248200

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Thanks, top man!