Intel SSD X25-M Mainstream on MacBook Pro (Mid 2010)
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Uploaded by JackMacBook on Apr 23, 2010
X25-M Mainstream SATA SSD SSDSA2MH080G2R5 MacBook Pro (17 inch, Mid 2010) Core i5 2.53 GHz 4GB Snow Leopard
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@santoro2020 I did. Very easy.
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@JackMacBook Who installed it?
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I think my Samsung SSD is faster.
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@JackMacBook I'm not shure that you're wright...
Intel's ssd are 80 ore 160 GB
And Apple offers 128 256 and 512 GB ssd's
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@taloto07 No. I did not boot from hibernate mode.
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@Ulf1103 It is the other one made by Intel. Apple does not offer Intel SSD in its CTO menu.
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Can you have 2 drives in your Mac, cuz 80GB is way to less?
iDenmark 1 year ago
@iDenmark Yes, and no. If you are dare to remove the default optical drive in your MBP, then you have space to install one more SSD or HDD. MCE OptiBay is the example of such products.
JackMacBook 1 year ago
@JackMacBook I have the I7 MBP and want to use the standard HDD and then SSD to boot from, that isn't that hard?
iDenmark 1 year ago
@iDenmark It depends on your hardware skill. I think it is not that hard if you chose a good tool, such as MCE OptiBay. But please consider Apple will not support your MBP if you remove optical drive and install SSD instead.
JackMacBook 1 year ago