Therefore 3G might be a more cost effective compared to a 6G SSD.Īlways recommeded to install a new SATA cable at the same time. The 2010 MBP only has SATA II which only means it has speed limitations that won't allow it reach the speeds of the SATA III SSD. Look at some options here: SSDs (Solid-State Drives) Designed for the Mac from OWC They both look compatible, one is the older version: Samsung 860 EVO 250GB SATA Internal Solid State Drive (MZ-76E250B/AM) I'm looking at these 2 SSD, but wasn't sure which is compatible. I've upgraded my RAM a couple years back and its already an 8GB RAM. NOTE: Item in stock at suppliers.My Macbook Pro mid 2010 model is on its last leg in terms of its hard drive. OWC 250GB Aura Pro 6G SSD - Blue x1 (For Macbook Pro with Retina Display 2012 to early 2013).Total Flash Memory Components_ 250GB, 7 GB Allocated to real-time data redundancy and error correction.NAND: Triple-Level Cell (TLC) 3D NAND Flash.Controller: Silicon Motion SM2258 with 7% Over Provisioning.
Designed for the Macbook Pro 2012 to Early 2013 (Retina Display).OWC SSDs are engineered to be the best for Mac, undergoing a rigorous multi-stage lab testing process to deliver absolute reliability at maximum performance long into the future. OWC redesigned its 3rd generation of OWC Aura Pro 6G SSDs with premium 3D NAND Flash and the latest controller technology to operate cooler and consume less power, resulting in improved battery life for your MacBook Pro with retina display.
OWC Aura Pro SSDs provide a noticeable increase in performance over the factory SSDs for all MacBook Pro models. Once again, OWC provides Mac users an upgrade path that delivers phenomenal performance, functionality, and reliability! Whether it's for the base 13" model only offering a 128GB SSD or the base 15" model offering a 256GB SSD, installing an Aura Pro 6G SSD is the best enhancement for the MacBook Pro with retina display.
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