O oGu macrumors regular Original poster Sep 19, 2007 112 25 Mar 15, 2015 #1 Hello. What speed do you think the PCe SSD in the new MacBook will be able to reach? Will they be the same as the new MacBook Pro Retina 13 or will they be slower even compared to last years macbook air?
Hello. What speed do you think the PCe SSD in the new MacBook will be able to reach? Will they be the same as the new MacBook Pro Retina 13 or will they be slower even compared to last years macbook air?
P PDFierro macrumors 68040 Sep 8, 2009 3,932 111 Mar 16, 2015 #3 No idea, but I'm curious to know. I guess we'll have to wait until mid-April. The SSD in my 13" rMBP is blazing fast.
No idea, but I'm curious to know. I guess we'll have to wait until mid-April. The SSD in my 13" rMBP is blazing fast.
O oGu macrumors regular Original poster Sep 19, 2007 112 25 Mar 16, 2015 #4 Since Apple says it's PCe I hope it's as fast as my current 2014 13 MBPr. It would be great if it was as fast as the 2015 model with 1400mbps reads and writes.
Since Apple says it's PCe I hope it's as fast as my current 2014 13 MBPr. It would be great if it was as fast as the 2015 model with 1400mbps reads and writes.
iRun26.2 macrumors 68020 Aug 15, 2010 2,123 344 Mar 27, 2015 #6 The 2015 MBA 13" have faster SSDs than the MBA 11". I'm sure we will get the slower version found in the MBA 11". Revision 2 with Skylake will have the faster SSD.
The 2015 MBA 13" have faster SSDs than the MBA 11". I'm sure we will get the slower version found in the MBA 11". Revision 2 with Skylake will have the faster SSD.
O oGu macrumors regular Original poster Sep 19, 2007 112 25 Mar 27, 2015 #7 Will at least be as fast as my current 2014 MacBook Pro 13?
newellj macrumors G3 Oct 15, 2014 8,156 3,048 East of Eden Mar 27, 2015 #8 Yes. The benefits of the four land PCI-e in current systems are likely to be only hypothetical for most of us.
Yes. The benefits of the four land PCI-e in current systems are likely to be only hypothetical for most of us.