SSD Drive schedules for 2007 Mac Mini @ GHz Core 2 Duo

lllaass what I meant was that on the SanDisk website the information provided had little viable direction to guide someone unfamiliar with the SSD's , as they do not provide a working schedule which would coordinate the particular SSD with the computers tey would work with as advertised , so to speak .

So before I installed the newer , or SanDisk SSD , on the Mini I wondered if any soul here was familiar enough with them to offer an opinion as to the viabiity of the SSD on the 2007 Mac Mini .

Thank you . FRP

That is exactly what I wanted to know , sparing the poor old computer me poking around in futility .

P.S. Thanks for the Links , FRP .

After checking the Crucial SSD I felt confused as it is self rated at 6 Gb/s . So despite the wear and tear on the old Mini I may actually let her try the new 6 Gb/s SanDisk .

Edited for spelling .

In observing the present compatability of the Mid 2007 Mac Mini Intel carrying a Serial ATA (1.5 Gb/s limit , divining just what inhibitions the speedier quality of those routine functions may be prohibited from employing a 6Gb/s SSD over a standard Disk Drive is less straightforward than an ordinary binary matter might , or might not be .

Having made the observations subsequent to my request for suggestions supporting what an experienced hand might venture I am very satisfied regarding the related efforts here .

There may be some grist for the thought mill here though . There may be enough to offer some amusement in distinguishing between a computers harddrive , and external accessories USB 2 , Firewire , etc .

The $14 USB 2 caddy I thought was going to carry the old disk drive to be the backup for the new 240 GB Crucial SSD . I did not pay attention to details concerning performance as I trusted the Crucial site's advice , and only worried about prying open the old Mini . The SSD drive worked so well that I went to Microcenter to purchase another drive for the caddy . That is where I discovered that the Crucial worked as a SSD hard drive , but was useless as an external device on the "old" Mac Mini . Returning the original Disk drive to the Mini made it apparent when the MacBook Pro was able to read the caddied Crucial SSD , and the old Mini wasn't .

I now have the Crucial in the caddy , the SanDisk in the Mini . A pretty good extentsion of the Mac Mini's usefulness , the pageouts are unmissed . The Crucial will reside within the Mac Book Pro giving both computer and spousal college curriculum Window dependent papers a boost as well .

I don't know why the SSD is working well in the Mini but fails as a external drive , but that is fine . I would have liked to have put all the Mini's CPU's on SSD .