512GB Solid-State Drive Kit for Mac Pro
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£619.00
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Overview
Solid-state drives have no moving parts and are capable of accessing data at speeds up to 215MB per second, which is up to twice the speed of hard drives. In addition, four solid-state drives working together combine to access data at up to 750MB per second. The result? Incredible performance at a range of data-intensive tasks, including up to 2x faster ProRes video encoding using solid-state drives compared with hard drives.*
Mac Pro includes four drive bays, allowing you to configure it with up to 8 terabytes of storage using 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s drives, up to 2 terabytes of storage using high-performance solid-state drives, or any combination of each type of drive. The cable-free, direct-attach drive solution lets you install and remove drives in a snap. To install a drive, you connect a simple drive carrier to the hard drive, then just slide it into place - no cables or connectors to cause you hassle. Removing the drive is just as easy. Every Mac Pro ships with four hard drive carriers. This solution is perfect if you ever share drives among different workstations at home or the studio.
Tech Specs
Connections
SATA
System Requirements
Requires Mac Pro (Mid 2010) and Mac OS X v10.6.4 or later.
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Mac Models
- Mac Pro (Late 2013)
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Answers from the community
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access speed
- Asked by Peter S from Dubbo
- on 20 May 2011
Answer
You can definitely feel the difference in speed. Like other people who have changed from a HDD to a You can definitely feel the difference in speed. Like other people who have changed from a HDD to a SSD say: it feels like you've bought a newer macbook. Another point to consider is your SATA speed. Personally, my Macbook had SATA II with a SATA 1 HDD. Now, with this SSD, I have SATA II on both the MacBook and the SSD. So there definitely is better bandwidth and better access speed.
- Answered by Helton G from Miami
- on 4 Jan 2012
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Hi, I bought a Mac Pro in 2009, Will a SSD Drive work in my Mac Pro?
Also will a OCZ Agility2 SandForce 120G work with my Mac Pro?- Asked by Anonymous A from XXXXXXXXX
- on 22 Sep 2010
Best Answer:
Yes. I have installed at 128 SSD drive in mine. The OCZ Sandforce based drives should be very good f Yes. I have installed at 128 SSD drive in mine. The OCZ Sandforce based drives should be very good for the Mac Pro.
- Answered by Martin Bay H from EDINBURGH
- on 12 Nov 2010
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Does this drive support TRIM on a 2010 15'' MacBook Pro?
- Asked by Anonymous A from XXXXXXX
- on 11 Aug 2011
Answer
OS X 10.6.8 or OS X 10.7 upwards should support TRIM on the APPLE OFFICIAL SSD, for non apple SSD's OS X 10.6.8 or OS X 10.7 upwards should support TRIM on the APPLE OFFICIAL SSD, for non apple SSD's TRIM is not natively supported
- Answered by Duncan F from maidenhead
- on 13 Sep 2011
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