Hi there
I'm worrying that I got an older machine with older flash storage tech or some other things..
What should I do to check if I have the latest stuff?
also is it common to get an older OS with a new machine?
cheers
Count your lucky stars. This way you can wait until Mavericks is more mature before updating.
Just go to 'About this Mac' in the Finder menu and check your machine against the stats for a current-gen and previous-yen MBA - you´ll figure out pretty quickly which one you have!
Wouldn´t worry though - new MBAs were announced the same day as mavericks, so any new machines manufactured ahead of launch could well have had ML installed. Happened to me when I bought a MBA in Summer ´12 just after the ML launch and it still had Lion installed - quick trip back to the Apple store and it was sorted in about 15 mins.
Yes, there are machines that Apple sells still come with ML. Just download Mavericks and install. Not that hard.
if your worried about older flash tech run black magic speed test. you should get around 560 write 720 read
I prefer fresh native OS installs as opposed to upgrade installations...
It seems like the latter messes with things and leaves left over files or some other crap
I just upgraded and Im noticing slow shut down/boot times and the Mavericks intro animation is stuttering a bit in the boot process.
Hi there
I'm worrying that I got an older machine with older flash storage tech or some other things..
What should I do to check if I have the latest stuff?
also is it common to get an older OS with a new machine? cheers
Mavericks works fine, been using it fro months.
Maybe try remove any crapware and get on with life.
Not sure of any problems you might be having but remember it take two to tango.
Im getting 312 write 700 read
base air 1.3ghz model 13" sandisk ssd
Hi there
I'm worrying that I got an older machine with older flash storage tech or some other things..
What should I do to check if I have the latest stuff?
also is it common to get an older OS with a new machine?
cheers
I prefer fresh native OS installs as opposed to upgrade installations...
And the 1TB model is even faster!
what do you mean. there is no 1 tb macbook air ssd. what I said was true. the 128 gb ssd in the 2013 mac air and the 256 model in the 2013 macbook air have 2 different write speeds. as you can see from my screenshot i get over 500 and he is getting 300 with the 128 gb model.
I prefer fresh native OS installs as opposed to upgrade installations...
It seems like the latter messes with things and leaves left over files or some other crap
I just upgraded and Im noticing slow shut down/boot times and the Mavericks intro animation is stuttering a bit in the boot process.
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Im getting 312 write 700 read
base air 1.3ghz model 13" sandisk ssd
Yep, same here. I think it's normal.Im getting 312 write 700 read
base air 1.3ghz model 13" sandisk ssd