be careful. not all Macbook Pros are made the same. Mine's only SATA2
Unfortunately, mine too (in Optibay).
be careful. not all Macbook Pros are made the same. Mine's only SATA2
Eaven if both says Link Speed: 6 Gigabit?
Knuck I have a 15" MacBook Pro 2.2ghz HR glossy bought it on april 4th
If it says your optical port is link speed 6Gb then it IS 6Gb.
Is this a hardware change or can the older 2011 MBP be update through a firmware update?
Lol, I'm sure thats it. I've had the chance to talk to him a few times and he's a really nice guy.He always has issues. He's either a really unlucky guy or perhaps it's the beta drives he gets which he then hammers with benchmarking tools?
Mine is fine. It's not a beta though. And I haven't tried to kill it. Yet.
It's a silent hardware revision.
Hmm, I wonder what would happen if you take your laptop into an Apple store and ask for the hardware update??
Hmm, I wonder what would happen if you take your laptop into an Apple store and ask for the hardware update??
If it says your optical port is link speed 6Gb then it IS 6Gb.
Whoa.. Got any tips on how to make a logic board fail?Every MacBook Pro I have ever purchased has had a logic board failure within the 1st 6 to 12 months, so the way I look at is when this one fries [I do a ton of HD editing] I'll take it to have the logic board replaced and voila I should receive an updated 6 Gigabit optical drive port. No biggy...
On the topic of Vertex 3's, what kind of temperature is everyone seeing with their drives? Mine consistently runs around 128 degrees Celsius using iStat Pro. Just wondering if that's warmer than it should be. This is the 256GB Vertex 3 inside of a 15" 2011 MacBook Pro.
On the topic of Vertex 3's, what kind of temperature is everyone seeing with their drives? Mine consistently runs around 128 degrees Celsius using iStat Pro. Just wondering if that's warmer than it should be. This is the 256GB Vertex 3 inside of a 15" 2011 MacBook Pro.
- The 128 degrees celsius you are seeing is not correct. iStat Pro has problems reading the temperatures of SSDs, it appears. You temperature is more likely around 30-40 degrees celsius.