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1. MACBOOK PRO 2013 SSD UPGRADE REDDIT FULL
2. MACBOOK PRO 2013 SSD UPGRADE REDDIT PC
3. MACBOOK PRO 2013 SSD UPGRADE REDDIT TV

MACBOOK PRO 2013 SSD UPGRADE REDDIT TV

apple branded TV and home theatre system updated thunderbolt display, USB3 and 4k Rez for under 2000 bucks. retina display across the board on all products (2015)

MACBOOK PRO 2013 SSD UPGRADE REDDIT PC

detachable screen (tablet notebook hybrid)ģrd tier PC makers are coming out with better hardware than apple now, this year was critical and they've dropped the ball…with the exception of the Mac pro.Ī smartwatch *could* be cool if it comes out totally water proof for active users…jogging swimming etc, if not i don't see the incentive to purchase unless it is super low cost. Here is some mild innovation they could have done: 16gb ram availability (now I can run several VM's comfortably when developing) second thunderbolt port (now you can have 2 displays native and not be down a precious USB3) move the thunderbolt port beside the power connector (no more stethoscope when plugged in driving a display) Here are some "cheap" things they could have done to actually make this product an upgrade: You've been criticizing PC makers for 2 years about the 1366x768 resolution, and here we have apple in 2013 and you say they "perhaps should have changed"

"The only thing that hasn't changed, that perhaps should have is the display. Apple has been deliberately stifling user upgrades for years….That is why they have proprietary connectors…ON EVERYTHING.your readers, and your reviewer knows this. I think anand, like many other review sites invested heavily in apple stock and are now trying to stop the bleeding. "the m.2 spec wasnt far enough along to be used in this generation" Whoop dee f*ckin do…….This is apple innovation? Ultimately, You get a slower, longer lasting air for a 100 bucks less that carries over all the little annoyances from last year." "intel came out with a new CPU, samsung made a new SSD and apple slapped it together last minute in an existing design.

MACBOOK PRO 2013 SSD UPGRADE REDDIT FULL

For the vast majority of users however, solid random write performance like this over a 91GB space on a full drive is actually very good news. I have a feeling that Samsung might have improved its IO consistency story with this generation, but I’ll wait on saying for sure until I’ve had a chance to do some more work with the controller. The IO consistency results, at least within a somewhat constrained space actually look really good. When I get back from the UK I’m going to try setting up an external boot drive and will do some more extensive testing on the drive. I made sure to fill the rest of the drive completely, but the random writes were effectively constrained to 91GB of LBAs. The test was modified to run in a 91GB space on the MBA’s Boot Camp partition.

I ran a modified version of our IO consistency test. Seeing as how this is our first experience with Samsung’s PCIe SSD controller, I wanted to get a feel for how the drive behaved under extended high queue depth random writes. If you have an external Thunderbolt array with at least a couple of drives, you should have no issues matching the MBA’s internal SSD performance. I saw roughly 300MB/s reads and 300MB/s writes when copying a large dmg from/to the MacBook Air’s PCIe SSD (compared to roughly 200/200MBps on the old Samsung SATA SSD from the rMBP15). Large file copies confined to the drive itself benefit a bit as well. The funny thing is that with the exception of high-speed Thunderbolt arrays, most external sources aren’t fast enough to even stress the new storage subsystem in the MacBook Air. Wake from sleep is a bit quicker, as are application launches. What does this mean in the real world? The new SSD is definitely snappier in system use. Low queue depth sequential transfers can’t be split up enough in order to really require PCIe. Sequential speeds are much improved but the gains are really only visible at high queue depths. Random write performance took a bit of a hit but it's still more than fast enough for client workloads. Peak random read performance is roughly comparable to the previous-generation Samsung controller. I created a Boot Camp partition of around 120GB and ran our client iometer benchmarks to put the new PCIe SSD’s performance in perspective.