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Hardware General Mac Upgrade Discussion, Ram, HHD, OS/updates, Cable, Driver etc
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vassalle
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Sep 15 2009, 12:09 AM
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Thinking of upgrading my hard disk for my mbp 13.. I think my hard disk is slowing the system down a bit especially when opening 10mb raw image files, or generate thumbnails of it, or basically do anything with raw files on aperture.. I understand that the wd 500gb 5200 is the favourite here but I dont particularly need that much space.. would prefer to have more speed vs space as I have over 1Tb on my desktop. What other brands/speed hdisk that you guys could recommend HD or SSD? Thanks
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vassalle
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Sep 15 2009, 05:45 AM
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QUOTE(ginolo @ Sep 15 2009, 12:48 AM) SSD is still not really recommended for me. i think a 7200 hd will fit your favor. 10mb raw file is still consider normal =) Yeah.. I do feel that SSD prices are a bit too high for my liking.. however I've been seeing mixed reviews on the wd 320gb black scorpio & seagate hard disk.. Any 7200 hard disk you guys would recommend? thanks
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vassalle
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Sep 15 2009, 08:52 AM
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QUOTE(jinaun @ Sep 15 2009, 06:33 AM) i can't say much abt seagate*'s but i'm using scorpio black.. and it works terrific on my mbp *read somewhere abt seagate's compatibility problem with mid09 mbp Do you experience any of the problems here? "A light bulb then went off… we started to associate the panics with movement. Then it hit us like 3 tons of bowling balls, the Scorpio has built-in shock protection. The ShockGuard technology that WD employs is interfering with the Macs own head parking technology. We placed another call into Other World and returned the second Scorpio in exchange for the slightly more expensive Seagate Momentus (which does not have built-in shock protection). After installing the Momentus and cloning over the now tired image, we haven’t had a single kernal panic. All that said, if you have a MacBook or MacBook Pro, DO NOT upgrade to the WD Scorpio line of hard drives. They are definitely fine drives, just not fine for MacBook/Pro owners." http://forums.macworld.com/index.php?showt...&st=0&p=659815&
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