iMac 2,16GHz with SSD - boot
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@brianyip I have just installed Lion in my late 2006 iMac and it is wonderful check out my video
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Did you try to install Lion in?
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good
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Aw poop... :( It doesn't look any faster than the stock platter based hard drive I have in mine now... Kinda hoping the gray Apple screen would have gone by in a blink.
Interesting to know though. Thanks!
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MacTech4ever95 10 months ago
@MacTech4ever95 so what? you think that SATA is not fast enough? primary advance of SSD over harddrive is seeking speed.
zarjesve2 3 months ago
@zarjesve2 SSDs have their benefits. But SATA I has a speed of 150MB/s. That`s slow compared to SATA III with 600MB/s. And average SSDs today should have a maximum speed of at least 300MB/s.
MacTech4ever95 3 months ago
@MacTech4ever95 you are talking about throughput and I agree that more is better :) but if SATA would have 50MB/s you will still see gain in speed with SSD over hadrddrive because of seeking time difference (few ms vs 0.1 ms) se yes: SSD have a *lot* of sense in 2.16GHz iMac from 2006 regardless of only SATA I ;)
zarjesve2 3 months ago