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MacBook Pro Retina 13" 2013 - SSD Speed Test Results

skitzogreg

skitzogreg

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Well team, I just got back from Best Buy with my 2.4/8GB/256 2013 rMBP. I'm sure you're interested in the speed test results, so here are mine. Not sure who the controller maker is, but at this speed, who cares.

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skitzogreg said:
Well team, I just got back from Best Buy with my 2.4/8GB/256 2013 rMBP. I'm sure you're interested in the speed test results, so here are mine. Not sure who the controller maker is, but at this speed, who cares.

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Wow, my 13in i7 2.9/512SSD is getting 370-400 for write and 440-450 for read
that is 75% faster write and ~60% faster read speeds:eek:

Wonder if it feels faster in real life usage?
 
I'm getting up to 730MB/sec for read and write speeds from my 13" Retina MacBook Pro 2.6GHz from late 2013 :)
 
Yippee

Just got mine and I'm getting basically the same read and write speeds that the op got... :)
 
I'm glad I saw this thread...or I wouldn't have believed what I was getting on a late 2013 13" MBPro 2.6/16GB RAM/512GB SSD. I was sure the software was off... but wow...
 

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I got mine yesterday

I picked up my maxed out rMBP yesterday. This is mine.:eek: For some reason the image isn't showing up. My numbers are 941.6 write and 912.3 Read. It's the fastest computer I've ever owned!!!

Don
 

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PCI-E SSD's are the ******. A 512gb ssd, quad core proc, 16 GB if ram in my new rMBP are blowing me away with how fast and smooth everything is.
 
Dissapointed with what I am seeing

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Hey guys. I picked up this 15" rMBP 2.8GHz Intel CoreI7, 16gb ram, 750 GB ssd, and my results are so low compared with what Im seeing here. Any ideas why?
 
Cadflasher said:
Hey guys. I picked up this 15" rMBP 2.8GHz Intel CoreI7, 16gb ram, 750 GB ssd, and my results are so low compared with what Im seeing here. Any ideas why?
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If it is a 2.8GHz, then it is an "Early 2013" rMBP, so the SSD isn't PCI-E, it is a SATA based drive. Your results are in line with drives of this generation (and still very fast! :) )
 
Thanks for your reply, Makes sense to me now. The speeds Im seeing on my machine are plenty fast for me. Thanks again. :)
 
My Read is on par with everyone's number at around 720 mb/s, but my Write is really off and around 570 mb/s at best. Here is the spec of my recently purchased Late-2013 MacBook Pro Retina 13":

2.4GHz CPU
256GB SSD
16GB RAM

Any idea why my Write is much slower than others? I am planning on exchanging it but I am afraid that Apple may give me a refurbished unit. So I may just return it and get a full refund and make a new purchase. Will that be necessary?

Please see my screen capture per attached.
 

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nhhc said:
My Read is on par with everyone's number at around 720 mb/s, but my Write is really off and around 570 mb/s at best. Here is the spec of my recently purchased Late-2013 MacBook Pro Retina 13":

2.4GHz CPU
256GB SSD
16GB RAM

Any idea why my Write is much slower than others? I am planning on exchanging it but I am afraid that Apple may give me a refurbished unit. So I may just return it and get a full refund and make a new purchase. Will that be necessary?

Please see my screen capture per attached.
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If it's SanDisk, it's normal. SanDisk ones are slower than Samsung ones.

System Info → SATA

If the drive name starts with SD, it's SanDisk.

If it's SM, it's Samsung.
 
donmon said:
I picked up my maxed out rMBP yesterday. This is mine.:eek: For some reason the image isn't showing up. My numbers are 941.6 write and 912.3 Read. It's the fastest computer I've ever owned!!!

Don
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I've got a 1TB SSD too, but it looks like it's much faster. I dunno why.

Late-2013 15" rMBP
2.6GHz i7
16GB RAM
Iris Pro + 2GB GT750M
1TB SSD
 

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yjchua95 said:
If it's SanDisk, it's normal. SanDisk ones are slower than Samsung ones.

System Info → SATA

If the drive name starts with SD, it's SanDisk.

If it's SM, it's Samsung.
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Thank you and this is very helpful. I have Samsung but it is slower than what Samsung should be getting. so perhaps I got a defective Samsung?

How do I make sure the one I get is from Samsung or SanDisk? that seems impossible but perhaps they ship the January batch with SanDisk and the February batch with Samsung, etc?
 
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