My MacBookAir is 11-inch, Mid 2013 (MD712xx/A or MD711xx/A) and want to know if this SSD is compatible with it
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No, it is not due to the fact that that Apple has changed from SATA SSDs to PCIe Based SSDs for the 2013 Model. And the JetDrive 520 is SATA Based.
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It should work fine. I used it in a Mac Mini Late 2012. Just connect it first with a USB adapter and format and copy your system to it then change out the drive. I used Carbon Copy program - it is great because it also makes the recovery partition on the new SSD.
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There are several version of MACBook Pro. But the interface is SATA @6G/s for the HD. THIS IS NOT a full SSD drive but a hybrid. I have 2 in a RAID (non MAC) and they work fine.That is the deciding factor. The new drives are all SSD. See this article to help with what model you have and whether you feel comfortable with dissecting your MAC. http://www.extremetech.com/computing/58220-upgrade-your-macbook-pros-hard-drive-2
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According to Apple (http://www.apple.com/macbook-air/specs.html), yes, it is compatible.It's a USB-to-ethernet adapter, so you'll need a free USB port (the 11-inch model has two, just like the 13)
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I'm not sure. I think my MacBook is a 2013, 13 inch. It's the same connecter though. I'm sorry, but I don't want to give you bad or wrong information.
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All the specs say Yes. The Crucial drive comes with a spacer that you will need to make it fit the form factor of the macbook. The 2011 macbooks use serial ATA or SATA connectors, but the SATA III firmware on the drive may not be fully utilized on the macbook (aka you may experience bottlenecking). It should be tons faster than the HDD that comes in the original macbook.
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It is fully compatible because you are essentially cloning your existing drive's OS onto this SSD. You then install this SSD onto your Mac and it should work. Keep in mind that when you clone your existing HD, you can only clone up to the capacity of the SSD so if you are installing an 240 GB SSD, you can only clone up to 240 GB from your existing HDD. This would be a good time to do some housekeeping and move all of your non-OS files onto an external drive so that you are simply cloning OS X (and other pertinent apps) onto your SSD.
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if your mac is the 2011 model, look for DDR3 1333MHz (or PC3-10600) like Corsair 8GB (2x 4GB) 1333mhz PC3-10666 204-pin DDR3 SODIMM Laptop Memory Kit CMSO8GX3M2A1333C9 or Crucial 8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR3 1333 MT/s (PC3-10600) CL9 SODIMM 204-Pin Notebook Memory Modules CT2KIT51264BC1339
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Hi Jose, not sure but since Macbook mid 2007 has the same super drive, it should have no issues fitting in. But it is just a technical guess as I haven't tested it.
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While I've never installed one in an older MacBook, I see no reason it shouldn't work. No promises though. And that said, it won't fully take advantage of the speed of the SSD because it will be limited by the 1500mbps SATA bus in the MacBook (this SSD can perform sequential reads of 4000mbps).
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This is just the case, you will need to provide the HDD (2.5in SATA (SATA, SATA II, SATA III) laptop hard drive or SSD) separately... check your MacBook's specifications.... that being said it's standard USB 2.0 connection, it will work just as any regular USB drive would.... I'm very happy with mine and it enabled me to get access to my old laptop's files and now use the case for "on-the-go"...
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Item I purchased works with 2.5" Serial ATA (SATA) Hard Drive the MacBook Air and Retina MacBook Pro need something like http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/Air-Retina/Apple-MacBook-Air-2012-Drive-Internal-Flash
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i Bought OWC 240GB Aura Pro Solid State Drive & Envoy Storage Solution for MacBook Air 2012 and its working really good. You should go to http://www.macsales.com/ and they have support Bye
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I do not know personally, however, go to the website everymac .com and find your model. They have the information about what size drives fit. I have a 15" mid 2010 and 9.5mm works fine.
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I can't say for sure, but it's a SATA and that model macbook is too, so it certainly should work. I've replaced SATA drives with WD and Seagate drives in Macs in the past and had success with them.
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This is compatible with any computer (Mac or otherwise) that uses a 2.5" HDD. Older operating systems may not be able to utilize the SSD to its maximum capabilities, but this can work with pretty much any system.
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Mine is a late 2011 and it is compatible. Go to Apples page and go to support. Type in "MacBook pro memory". It will pull up a page and choose your year/model. That will tell you exactly what memory you can use