Howdy, just a quick question.
I have a 2011 27" i7 ssd equipped imac. The ssd is the original 256gb as spec'd from apple. it reads and writes around 170MB/sec. not bad..
I just bought a samsung 840 pro 128gb ssd. I have connected via TB with a seagate adapter and it hits around 350MB/sec write and 385MB/s read. Pretty impressive but I was under the impression that it would be well over 400MB/sec.
Would the samsung run any faster if I installed it internally?
I am not afraid of taking this machine apart to do this. I have already installed a 2tb drive in the empty HDD bay and have things setup as fusion. If I won't notice a speed increase by installing it internally vs using TB I probably won't go to the trouble. Perhaps its the larger size 840 pro ssd's (256gb and larger) which read and write at faster speeds
thanks for your input
I have a 2011 27" i7 ssd equipped imac. The ssd is the original 256gb as spec'd from apple. it reads and writes around 170MB/sec. not bad..
I just bought a samsung 840 pro 128gb ssd. I have connected via TB with a seagate adapter and it hits around 350MB/sec write and 385MB/s read. Pretty impressive but I was under the impression that it would be well over 400MB/sec.
Would the samsung run any faster if I installed it internally?
I am not afraid of taking this machine apart to do this. I have already installed a 2tb drive in the empty HDD bay and have things setup as fusion. If I won't notice a speed increase by installing it internally vs using TB I probably won't go to the trouble. Perhaps its the larger size 840 pro ssd's (256gb and larger) which read and write at faster speeds
thanks for your input
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