MacBook Pro's M2 SSDs Write Faster Than Predecessors
Apple has released new MacBook Pros featuring faster SSDs than their predecessors, providing users with improved storage space and higher speeds. This upgrade could lead to further improvements in battery life or graphics processing capabilities in the future.
Jan. 24, 2023 2:10PM
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Apple has recently released the M2 Pro and Max-equipped 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, and initial tests reveal that their SSDs write faster than their predecessors. The M1 Pro version of the SSD had a writing speed of 5377MBps, while the M2 Pro/Max versions have speeds of 6168MBps and 6402Mps respectively, representing a near 20% increase in speed. Additionally, RAM also appears to be faster. This is great news for those who are looking for a laptop with more storage space and higher speeds. With this new technology, users can now store more data on their laptops without having to worry about slow loading times or laggy performance. Furthermore, this upgrade could potentially lead to other improvements in the future such as increased battery life or better graphics processing capabilities. As Apple continues to innovate its products with newer technologies, it is likely that we will see further advancements in the near future that will benefit both consumers and professionals alike.