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i currently have a MacBook Pro 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7, 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3, Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB... but my hard drive isn't SSD, and I keep reading I will see better performance if I upgrade my drive....

Looking for help on which SSD's I should be looking at to get, which ones are the best... they seem to be getting more reasonable in prices
 
I have crucial for about three years now and so far no issues
 
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Samsung 840 evo or pro.

Once installed you will never go back to a mechanical hard drive. Boot should be under 15 seconds. You may need to upgrade the firmware on the drive, I've installed about ten this past month and half have needed the update.
 
Samsung 840 evo or pro.

Once installed you will never go back to a mechanical hard drive. Boot should be under 15 seconds. You may need to upgrade the firmware on the drive, I've installed about ten this past month and half have needed the update.

big difference between evo and pro?
 
big difference between evo and pro?

Pro is dearer, slightly slower write, maximum 512gb but 2 years more warranty. They can take more of a thrashing than the evo but they go to 1tb.

Both superb regardless.

Glad I didn't explain the technical differences ;-)
 
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