SSD Drive for MacBook Pro

[beachdog1]

Can anyone tell me the largest fastest SSD drive that will fit into the MacBook Pro (2010)?

 

[wikus]

Speeds are always changing, your best bang for the buck today will probably be an OCZ Agility 3.

 

[clickclickw00t]

any SATAII HD will work. Don't spend the extra money on an SATAII it will not be able to run at it's full speed

 

[JR1993]

any SATAII HD will work. Don't spend the extra money on an SATAII it will not be able to run at it's full speed

Do you mean SATAIII second?

You just bought the corsair force 3 looking at your thread. Problems??

 

[Loops]

any SATAII HD will work. Don't spend the extra money on an SATAII it will not be able to run at it's full speed

I'm on a 2008 Macbook Pro (pre-unibody) and I've noticed a big improvement since replacing the 5400 RPM hard drive with a 240 GB Vertex 2.

I'll never go back to mechanical laptop hard disks.

 

[clickclickw00t]

Do you mean SATAIII second?

You just bought the corsair force 3 looking at your thread. Problems??

nope no problems yet

 

[oButto]

Get whatever SATA II drive. At this point, you can go for Intel "reliability", OCZ/OWC speed, or any other brand really.

 

[JR1993]

nope no problems yet

Ohhh, i think i know what you meant now. He has a 2010 mbp, so no support for sata III?

I thought, because you were testing yours and just told someone not to get one, that there must be something wrong.


What would you say to corsair force series 3 vs ocz vertex 3? how did you decide?

 

[clickclickw00t]

Ohhh, i think i know what you meant now. He has a 2010 mbp, so no support for sata III?

I thought, because you were testing yours and just told someone not to get one, that there must be something wrong.


What would you say to corsair force series 3 vs ocz vertex 3? how did you decide?

I went with the cheaper one, the Force Series 3. From what I hear a lot of people got bad drives, or just incompatible ones. I must be one of the lucky ones with a good drive.