However, I can't UN-read that OWC article. After all, you'll be getting around 500-550MB/s for r/w speeds and the random 4K block speeds are equally as impressive. And I'm sure that some of you may just be happy as a clam with "just one" SATA III SSD. In fact, the initial firmware crashed my then-ThinkPad laptop and it took a while to remedy the issue.Īnyway, as we talked about, to get one of these bad boys into the Mac mini is relatively easy, as you're just doing a swap. There were no fancy features such as TRIM or NCQ either.
Intel X25-M 80GB and it cost me a hefty $550 and that was considered very cheap at the time. I've also been an enthusiast when it comes to SSD technology for a while. There are a number of different ways to install/upgrade/clone, etc. Preview 4 and the installation shouldn't get in the way of this at all. I have been using Lion exclusively since Dev. Incidentally, if anyone has any questions about OS X 10.7 Lion, I think I'll be able to help. It can be a couple of OCZ's or a set of Intel 510 drives.
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lol.Īt any rate, regarding the aforementioned article, the trick as to how to get the almost 1GB/s for both read and write speeds is to get two (2) SATA III (6Gbps) solid state drives.
This is off-topic, but boy does the extra 4GB make a difference when you're dealing with the OS paging to the 5400rpm stock drive. I just got my Mac mini yesterday, and today, I faithfully put 8GB of RAM into it.
Check this out, everyone! Pretty slick, isn't it? Those are ThunderBolt speeds! And some of the better ones at that!
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