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Here are my two machines:
Late 2013 13.3 rMBP (512G, 2.8, 16G)
Late 2012 13.3 rMBP (128G, 2.6, 8G)
Just wonder if u actually feel the difference in speed in daily task? I have the 2012 one, wonder how much difference the 2013 is.
Good speeds. Just a casual question what kind of endurance does this drive have or whats the p/e cycles.
Does it display this info in your SMART attributes? Like how much data written and p/e cycles. The sandisk 512gb flash i had on my early 2013 does not have these attributes perhaps you guys can check with smart utility.
1TB SSD
15" Haswell rMBP
2.6GHz i7
16GB RAM
2GB GT750M
Nice -- You got a wicked fast SSD there, even compared to other 1TB rMBP's!
Yeah, I'm still scratching my head on why my 1TB seems to be faster than the others![]()
Yeah, I'm still scratching my head on why my 1TB seems to be faster than the others![]()
Normally the bigger size SSD are faster, the difference isn't much but if you compare most 128gb models vs 256gb you see a decent increases.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7594/samsung-ssd-840-evo-msata-120gb-250gb-500gb-1tb-review
Should a 512GB be faster than a 256GB? I recently got a mid-2013 MBA (I know this is the MBP forum) with a 256GB SSD, and it happens to be the Toshiba model rather than the Samsung model. I'm only getting speeds of 500 write / 600 read, which seems to be slower than the 700/700 speeds I've seen in reviews.
Both the MBA and the MBP use the same PCIe technology, right? Curious if I'm getting shafted to the tune of about 30% performance with the Toshiba SSD in my MBA.
Not to mention, the last round of MacBooks that had Toshiba SSDs had recalls due to high failure rate. http://www.geek.com/apple/apple-recall-macbook-air-at-risk-of-catastrophic-ssd-failure-1574292/
Are you sure yours is a mid-2013 Air? As far as I know, the mid-2013 Airs only use SD0256F or SM0256F.
The SD0256F gets around 700/550 MB/s and the SM0256F gets around 720/660 MB/s in reads/writes respectively.
Toshiba SSDs were used in the Ivy Bridge mid-2012 Airs. If yours is a mid-2012 Air, the speeds that you posted are normal as it's a SATA3-based SSD.
To confirm your Air's model, go to → About This Mac → More Info.
1TB SSD
15" Haswell rMBP
2.6GHz i7
16GB RAM
2GB GT750M