Hi, I have a MacBook pro retina 13" late 2013. I was convinced it was equipped with PCI interface to SSD, so I was expecting to upgrade to NVMEspress, In the system I see he has no PCI, and the SSD is configured as Sata . Is it normal ? On many reviews on internet it looked like this version of the MacPro was equipped with PCI .....
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MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3), late 2013
The previous model had the SATA interface for the SSD. I'd imagine that your model is one of those (early 2013), and not actually the late 2013 model.
Late 2013 MPBs came with PCIe SSDs.
Ciao.
Thanks for the reply. What I don't understand is why my system shows "no PCI interface , and it shows the SSD controller in tha SATA ? :
I do not have a retina MBP and the format in the display that you posted is different than mine. My guess is that what I highlighted with the red box is what confirms that you have PCIe storage installed:
Ciao.
True , but why is it included "Pci" within the "SATA" interface ? And where Pci Is, he tells:non Pci board/device ? Tanks !
I do not have an answer for you. It may be a reflection of the fact that I do not have a retina MBP.
Ciao.
MacBook Pro late 2013 PCI or SCSI
