I have a MacBook pro 13 , 2010 model running core2duo that has 4gb ram. It takes me more than a minute to boot up.
So I want to ask will ssd and core2duo make it faster in every aspect or intel core i5 is necessary.
Is core2duo enough or I have to shift to new gen MacBooks with i5
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
An SSD can improve preformence greatly. It may not be as fast as a core i5 or i7 computer but it will definatley speed things up. If your not planning on buying a new computer anytime soon I would go for an SSD but if you are even in the next 3 years or so, wait unless you need the speed now. Computers are moving away from traditional HHDs and all of Apples new macbooks and macbook airs all have flash storage.
how much is 2.4ghz core2duo and 1.7ghz i5 laptops having same ssd different in speed.
WILL IT BE NOTICIBLE ?
I can't completley answer that because I'm not to sure but for me I would stick with 2.4 ghz core 2 duo but I may be wrong. The core i5 is alot faster but giving up on ghz for it may not be good.
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I can't completley answer that because I'm not to sure but for me I would stick with 2.4 ghz core 2 duo but I may be wrong. The core i5 is alot faster but giving up on ghz for it may not be good.
Yes it will, very noticeable, expect 20-25 sec boot times
The I5 with 1.7 or 2 duo with 2.4?
The SSD
SSD ON CORE2DUO , WORTH IT ?
