My MacBook Air MID 2013 512SSD <- I know not the same
1Gb
W702
R721
5Gb
W702
R721
The way I am I wouldn't be able to stand it unlike the other guy who doesn't care unless he has beach balls. I would format and reinstall but I don't know if that would fix it, maybe someone else has a better idea.
The Op hasn't stated there are any issues with his computer so my assumption is that it is working fine
Contact Apple then, and see what they say, i.e., send it in for repairs.Went by a store today and tried another MBP with the same SSD and got around 500-600MB/s in the 1GB test.
So, guessing mine is broken.
It´s functional but it´s been slower lately. Apps bounce in the dock a few more times, my desktop takes several seconds to load all icons. And browsing photos in Adobe Bridge started to get really slow..
So, I tried a benchmark but since I did not take the 1GB test when it was new I did not have a reference.
Thats why I started the thread.
Its not that I don't care it's that I wouldn't know, I wouldn't test anything unless my computer was not acting as expected, why would I waste my time and worry with this nonsense if my computer was working fine??
The Op hasn't stated there are any issues with his computer so my assumption is that it is working fine, if that is so why would you bother testing the disk speed or care what those benchmarks said, if it is performing poorly then he should get apple to look at it.
It's a 2015 computer.Hi,
Im wondering if my SSD might be broken.
I get 75MB/s in Black Magic when using the 1GB stress-test.
In the 5GB test i get the more normal 1300MB/s..
Is this Normal?
It is normal for any 128 Gb SSD with the 1 Gb stress test.Hi,
Im wondering if my SSD might be broken.
I get 75MB/s in Black Magic when using the 1GB stress-test.
In the 5GB test i get the more normal 1300MB/s..
Is this Normal?
Maybe the store MacBooks had a different setup (FileVault non enabled ?) ...Went by a store today and tried another MBP with the same SSD and got around 500-600MB/s in the 1GB test.
So, guessing mine is broken.
It is normal for any 128 Gb SSD with the 1 Gb stress test.
No needs to return it.
Maybe the store MacBooks had a different setup (FileVault non enabled ?) ...
Don't know why ... it must be the test.If you don't mind me asking why? why is that normal on a 128GB SSD?
I tried mine and two others at the Apple Store: same results with the 1 Gb stress test...No, neither mine or the one in the store use FileVault. Same MBP, same SSD.