I am selling my later 2009 c2d Mac Mini (2.26) ghz, which I put
4 gigs of ddr3 in and a 500gb hdd, and upgrading a used
Macbook Aluminum Unibody (2ghz c2d w/2gb ddr3). I am
keeping my 23" Acer 1080p monitor, and taking the 4 gigs
of ddr3 out of the mini and putting it into the macbook. I am
also leaving the hard drive in the mini and selling it.
Just selling it to get a 120 gig SSD drive for the macbook.
Also putting in the 4gb ddr3 into it so the performance gain
should be pretty good with a teeny loss in processor power.
My question is, is the OCZ Agility 120gb for 300 bucks pretty
easy to install in my Macbook? I am also going to buy a book stand
and a incase sleeve and a cover for the macbook since the outside
has some scratches.
I do graphic design, and the responsiveness of the SSD drives
is something I need, loading files, brushes, etc. And the added
ram in the macbook should make it fly. =)
Is the OCZ agility 120 pretty decent? And upgrading easy?
4 gigs of ddr3 in and a 500gb hdd, and upgrading a used
Macbook Aluminum Unibody (2ghz c2d w/2gb ddr3). I am
keeping my 23" Acer 1080p monitor, and taking the 4 gigs
of ddr3 out of the mini and putting it into the macbook. I am
also leaving the hard drive in the mini and selling it.
Just selling it to get a 120 gig SSD drive for the macbook.
Also putting in the 4gb ddr3 into it so the performance gain
should be pretty good with a teeny loss in processor power.
My question is, is the OCZ Agility 120gb for 300 bucks pretty
easy to install in my Macbook? I am also going to buy a book stand
and a incase sleeve and a cover for the macbook since the outside
has some scratches.
I do graphic design, and the responsiveness of the SSD drives
is something I need, loading files, brushes, etc. And the added
ram in the macbook should make it fly. =)
Is the OCZ agility 120 pretty decent? And upgrading easy?