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samo350

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Oct 20, 2012
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Montpellier, FR
Hello,

I want to extend my macbook storage by a 128GB SDXC card but the problem with macbook is that the card exceeds the body and can't let it permanently on it, so i was thinking if it's possible to connect the sd card internally on macbook with some wires (9 for sd card) without welding so I can change it if I want without loosing warranty.

If someone think thats it possible and can help with some information it will be very cool.

Thanks a lot
 
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Maybe the NiftyDrive can help?

And why was your thread titled "samy 1 Asked 6 minutes ago Can we install an sdxc card inside a MacBook Pro?"? Did you put that "samy 1 Asked 6 minutes ago" in there?
 
I can't use nifty for 2 reason:
There is no nifty minidrive for my macbook.
128GB microSD don't exist in stores Know.

For the title it was just an error :)

Thanks for helping
 
I can't use nifty for 2 reason:
There is no nifty minidrive for my macbook.
128GB microSD don't exist in stores Know.

For the title it was just an error :)

Thanks for helping

You might be able to modify a 128GB SDXC card so it'll fit without sticking out. There is a chance you could damage the SDXC card while modifying it and you would definitely void your warranty on the card.
 
I don't know if the sd card is completely or just half full with memory and electronic circuit and even if I do that it will exceeds, and also I can't risk of damaging a +100€ SDcard
 
I want to extend my macbook storage by a 128GB SDXC card but the problem with macbook is that the card exceeds the body and can't let it permanently on it, so i was thinking if it's possible to connect the sd card internally on macbook with some wires (9 for sd card) without welding so I can change it if I want without loosing warranty.

128GB SDXC, even the fastest UHS-I class, peaks at 80 MB/sec for read and 40 MB/sec for write (vs. 400 MB/sec. for internal flash storage). I think you are better off saving money for OWC's flash storage replacement.
 
128GB SDXC, even the fastest UHS-I class, peaks at 80 MB/sec for read and 40 MB/sec for write (vs. 400 MB/sec. for internal flash storage). I think you are better off saving money for OWC's flash storage replacement.

But for my music library, and my photos it will be enough
 
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