Anyone test your MBP before of normal HDD speed test?
Would like to sharing more SSD for current MBP unibody.

i just realise about the speed..

MBP 13 non Retina, after upgrade into OCZ sata 2 Vertex speed, feel that recent already.


rMBP late 2012 edition


rMBP 13 Late 2013 edition


This post has been edited by kimsim: Dec 20 2013, 07:06 PM

Mid-2012 13" Macbook Air

Nice to share.. At lease we knew how fast on MBA

Lol so many mac. How come your sata 2 so slow?

What can do, that speed is set under manufactured...

i've got 311MB/s Write and 711MB/s read speed on my MBA

how come all the speed was not be the same

Test with 5200rpm HDD from USB2


Same HDD but change to USB3

Tried with Intel 530 - 240GB SSD into my MBP late 2012 edition

ngff

ngff what does mean?

It stands for next generation form factor.

Thanks ur new generation short cut translate

My Late 2013 rMBP

Thanks, seem like really worth for late 2013 edition... all the rest after tested still below 500MBs of write

finally got this 2 for speeding test out..


VS


how bout speed results?

Intel 530 SSD


VS

Samsung 840Evo non Pro


actually this both slightly feels is different on launch app or pop program.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Dec 22 2013, 10:36 PM

latest mba using pcie ssd which have higher speed, sata 3 have max speed of around 600mb.

2013 air

MBA 13" 256GB?

Nobody here show thier rMBP 15" late 2012 in high specs he he

yeap

256gb is faster than 128gb lol.

of course,that's why i got the 256gb but then 512 is even faster by a little

When read up 700mbs for me is not much different and the rest.
Copy from SD or transfer really fast like nobody business.

read is very important for me open all my program soooo fast! way faster than those asus gaming series laptop

I got late 2012 rMBP belong to my wife and mine is late 2013 rMBP really superb

whole family mac..kesian ayam is always the first to introduce new stuff to my family,hope they catch the mac fever too,then ayam don't need to fix so much PC related problem

Lol... That is still being.
Not too late.. Nowadays all mac system gonna use SSD already..

haha! but mac cost too much,for old people,they can't brain the premium

some of them might also get slower speed rate on Sandisk model. So long you can cope with the speed is okay, it is still a SSD, nothing to complain with

mine is a samsung,both screen n SSD,lucky i guess heap,SSD is really fast,low latency does the magic

Samsung and lg not much different lah, both are good in technology today.

I was believe mine after 2-3 years really to upgrade

This post has been edited by kimsim: Dec 27 2013, 07:07 AM

there was different in late 2013 128gb retina and 265gb retina also

just done my job, now really multi tasking, in the downloading mavericks os x but still able to do more thing, does not feel any lag.



original

I though both 128 and 256 read speed also same ?
only write speed different ?
anyone tested speed on 128gb?
My 128gb is on the way already lol

Your answer is corrected.

For most 128, 120gb was write speed lower than 240,250,256gb SSD.

Even my late 2012 retina MBP are the same.
To compare from my mid 2012 unibody non retina display upgrade to 250gb samsung 840 Evo much smooth than the retina MBP late 2012 speed for open program when boot up.

The big different you can test was in the About Apple and go to view your storage, these was take you some time to calculating on actual storage you has been usage.

If the faster speed just few second was appear already.

For example here and see how many sec will pop up.

More completed review :
http://www.kimrovacstore.com/apple-macbook...--jan-2014.html

it's a quick test on my Macbook air 2013 128GB SSD, seems like the 256GB write speed is faster.



This post has been edited by david888: Jan 7 2014, 10:13 AM

As Im planning to upgrade my existing HD to SSD
I would like to know where can i buy the optical bay so i can replace my DVD rom with a 2ndary HDD

thanks

eBay or Amazon or lawyat notebook & table resell market or DIY paste with 3M double side tape at bottom of SSD will works and less headache to buying extra bay for increase weight.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Jan 7 2014, 11:53 AM

Thanks,
How do you DIY?
any sample photos?

thanks

Remove the DVD rom and plug in new SSD or HDD at bottom side to paste with 3M double side tape for holding it as non moving. Then settle.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Jan 7 2014, 01:23 PM

thanks you...

Hey guys just sharing

My Early 2013 rMBP 15" 512GB SSD



Does the read/write get effected when I'm running a couple of programs in the background?

This post has been edited by carbonfibre: Jan 8 2014, 12:05 PM

No your is 2012 edition so nothing to improve an SSD PCIe speed, unless you change to current late 2013 edition.

remove the optical drive but seem like the connecter is different ...
where can i get the connecter that able to connect to the HD


This post has been edited by Frenly: Jan 11 2014, 09:06 PM

Check the video out

http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/ma...ody_mid12_dd_m/

This post has been edited by kimsim: Jan 11 2014, 10:00 PM

thanks
but i still need to get the data doubler...
where can i get one?

After you saw it video and do you think still need data double frame?

3M tape will do..can buy any where.

http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/ma...air_0809_ssd_m/

Hmm....not really...
After removing the existing 500GB sata Hardisk from the Macbook Pro I'm unable to use the hardisk as the output connecter from the optical disc is different.

Really have to double check.

any place i can get the converter?