O Olasz156 macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 21, 2014 6 0 Hungary Aug 2, 2015 #1 Hi All. I want to upgrade my MacBook with an SSD.. Whitch SSD is good for this model? THX
pastrychef macrumors 601 Sep 15, 2006 4,760 1,465 New York City, NY Aug 2, 2015 #2 I've had very good experiences with Crucial SSDs. I tried a Toshiba Q series Pro in my MacBook and it only ran at SATA 1 speeds. So I would highly recommend that you stay away from these.
I've had very good experiences with Crucial SSDs. I tried a Toshiba Q series Pro in my MacBook and it only ran at SATA 1 speeds. So I would highly recommend that you stay away from these.
O Olasz156 macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 21, 2014 6 0 Hungary Aug 2, 2015 #3 pastrychef said: I've had very good experiences with Crucial SSDs. I tried a Toshiba Q series Pro in my MacBook and it only ran at SATA 1 speeds. So I would highly recommend that you stay away from these. Click to expand... What do you think about this brands? Kingston 120GB SSD - SV300S37A/120G SanDisk u110 128GB SDSA6GM-128G-1122 Kingston Hyper X Fury 120GB
pastrychef said: I've had very good experiences with Crucial SSDs. I tried a Toshiba Q series Pro in my MacBook and it only ran at SATA 1 speeds. So I would highly recommend that you stay away from these. Click to expand... What do you think about this brands? Kingston 120GB SSD - SV300S37A/120G SanDisk u110 128GB SDSA6GM-128G-1122 Kingston Hyper X Fury 120GB
pastrychef macrumors 601 Sep 15, 2006 4,760 1,465 New York City, NY Aug 2, 2015 #4 I have installed Kingstons for friends and. as far as I know, none have had any issues. I've read good things about the SanDisk drives as well. Given a choice, I'd personally go for the SanDisk just based on the things I've read online.
I have installed Kingstons for friends and. as far as I know, none have had any issues. I've read good things about the SanDisk drives as well. Given a choice, I'd personally go for the SanDisk just based on the things I've read online.