MacRumors MacBook Pro SSD Forum,
I own an Apple MacBook Pro 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (17-inch DDR3) MC226LL/A Mid-2009/SATA II, and my son owns an Apple MacBook Pro 2.2GHz Intel Quad-Core i7 (15-inch DDR3) Late-2011**/SATA III.
We are both in search of 256GB SSD drives but were wondering if our present 750GB and 500GB traditional hard drives can be cloned, with software, to new SSD drives? Does anyone have any experience of what the advantages, or indeed, what the disadvantages of such a cloning would be? Would cloning our old hard drives to new SSD drives, slow down the SSD drives? Is the best option simply to enclose the old hard drives in a disk casing, so that they can be connected externally to USB Ports?
Any experience or thoughts on this subject would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks!
joey3 (joetune@gmail.com)
I own an Apple MacBook Pro 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (17-inch DDR3) MC226LL/A Mid-2009/SATA II, and my son owns an Apple MacBook Pro 2.2GHz Intel Quad-Core i7 (15-inch DDR3) Late-2011**/SATA III.
We are both in search of 256GB SSD drives but were wondering if our present 750GB and 500GB traditional hard drives can be cloned, with software, to new SSD drives? Does anyone have any experience of what the advantages, or indeed, what the disadvantages of such a cloning would be? Would cloning our old hard drives to new SSD drives, slow down the SSD drives? Is the best option simply to enclose the old hard drives in a disk casing, so that they can be connected externally to USB Ports?
Any experience or thoughts on this subject would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks!
joey3 (joetune@gmail.com)
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