I want to know its normally to ssd can run on this speed because I watch on youtuber test disk speed they show their test is 2600 on write as same as read .
And I have one more concern I just bought my new macbook pro yesterday but I see my battery health is 97% on 3 cycle
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The speed of the SSD depends upon many factors. A brand new SSD or freshly reset SSD will write faster than an SSD which has been used a lot. When writing to an SSD the SSD has to do some preparation before the actual write takes place so the writes will tend to be slower than reads.
If you are testing the SSD you are booting from, then other apps and processes may be reading and writing to the SSD which will affect the speed test.
Every SSD will perform differently. Apple uses SSDs from various manufacturers in their computers and each brand can behave differently. The SSDs used in the current model may be significantly different than the ones in last years previous model.
Don't believe everything you see online. Unless you know all the facts about the test setup and how it was prepared, the information is only somewhat useful and relevant.
As for the battery health. This is probably just a normal drop. Battery capacity can vary a bit due to heat and also to use and the charge state. Don't worry about small changes unless the health drops significantly. If you are still concerned, run the Apple Diagnostics which will perform a test on the battery. As long as the battery condition reports "Normal" or "Good" the battery is most likely Ok. The Apple Diagnostics will usually catch any other battery issues.
The speed of the SSD depends upon many factors. A brand new SSD or freshly reset SSD will write faster than an SSD which has been used a lot. When writing to an SSD the SSD has to do some preparation before the actual write takes place so the writes will tend to be slower than reads.
If you are testing the SSD you are booting from, then other apps and processes may be reading and writing to the SSD which will affect the speed test.
Every SSD will perform differently. Apple uses SSDs from various manufacturers in their computers and each brand can behave differently. The SSDs used in the current model may be significantly different than the ones in last years previous model.
Don't believe everything you see online. Unless you know all the facts about the test setup and how it was prepared, the information is only somewhat useful and relevant.
As for the battery health. This is probably just a normal drop. Battery capacity can vary a bit due to heat and also to use and the charge state. Don't worry about small changes unless the health drops significantly. If you are still concerned, run the Apple Diagnostics which will perform a test on the battery. As long as the battery condition reports "Normal" or "Good" the battery is most likely Ok. The Apple Diagnostics will usually catch any other battery issues.
Hi suppapan,
What are the specs of your MacBook Pro? I too have this very problem.
my spec is 256 gb i7 gen 9 ram 16
Hi,
Mine is a i9, 16 GB RAM, 512 SSD. I heard on the Internet that small SSDs from Apple are bit slower and ones found in the Air series are much slower than its last year ones.
How about ssd macbook pro speed test I can write on 1400 mb/s and write 2600 mb/s
