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hi i need to buy SSD to upgrade my mac but i dono what kind of SSD i can put inside and what it's the maximum features limits of it coz i want the best SSD .
my macbook pro 13-inch, Mid 2010
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3
thx for help !
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Take a look at what OWC offers at http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/
ok, but i must use only in those models of the "OWC" or i can put also models of "kingstone" or "OCZ" ? ?
I use OCZ SSD ( octane S2) drive in my macbook pro (mid 2010) model at the same parameters only with upgraded memory 6 GB 🙂 OZC working with mac laptops and you can read it in there( specifications) >>> http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/solid_state_drives/sata_2_5_solid_state_dr ives
PS: sorry if i have a bad english ,hope everyone understand ((not my first language)) 😀
Message was edited by: Mystery of life
Message was edited by: Mystery of life
I have the same laptop as you do. I've tried a SSD from OCZ, didn't work (slow, hangups, reboots, etc.). I've settled on a 64 GB SSD from Corsair. Has been working like a charm, although 64 GB is too small.
I'm having similar issues with my OCZ SSD (I had the vertex 3). Which model OCZ SSD did you have, and which model Corsair SSD did you end up purchasing? And would you still recommend the Corsair drive?
Yeah I'd still recommend it. My problems were with a OCZ Vertex 1, and I replaced it with the Corsair Performance P64.
Take a look at the Crucial website... http://www.crucial.com/ - they can profile your Mac or you can enter your model and they will customize a page of both memory and SSD upgrades. Note that if you don't see the size SSD you're looking for, you can just select more SSDs and the larger sizes will show up. I have the Crucial m4 512GB and couldn't be happier with it (note that Amazon has some slightly better prices on Crucial drives than on the Crucial website.
Clinton
What SSD is fuly compatible with mid 2010 macbook pro ?
