Amazon has
500GB Crucial MX500 3D NAND 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive SSD (CT500MX500SSD1) on sale for
$46.99.
Shipping is free.
B&H Photo Video also has
500GB Crucial MX500 3D NAND 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive SSD (CT500MX500SSD1) on sale for
$46.99.
Shipping is free.
Newegg also has
500GB Crucial MX500 3D NAND 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive SSD (CT500MX500SSD1) on sale for
$46.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Micron 3D NAND Technology
- AES 256-Bit Hardware Based Encryption
- Integrated Power Loss Immunity
- Sequential Read/Write Speeds up to 560/510 MB/s
- Random Read/Write Speeds up to 95K/90K
- Includes a 5-year limited warranty w/ purchase
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One of the top 2.5" SSDs
Has DRAM
5 years warranty
Lower TBW than other brands (but would you ever even reach the limit?)
For older devices that cannot support NVMe
Fakes on Amazon? Maybe, but I have yet to come across anyone who actually bought a fake. Even though the threads are full of warnings about rampant fakes on Amazon, it is always second hand experience. Does it happen from time to time? Sure, but the threads make it sound like every purchase will be a fake. Use Crystal Disk Mark to check the speed if you are really concerned.
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If you only have one SATA port, I would get the 1TB SSD, but then again, I have about 600-700GB of data on my device.
If you have two SATA ports available, I would get one of these (it would be cheaper since you could go with the 500GB) and keep the HDD. You would have more storage that way. Make the SSD your boot and application drive for faster boot/program initialization times. The HDD can be for pictures or movies that aren't used as often.
As far as the bracket, you might need one. Not sure if your AIO has a 2.5" HDD or not. If it does then you'll be fine with just buying the SSD with no bracket.
Thanks for the insights!
The Acronis software you can download and use with them is okay (used it a few times to test) but honestly Macrium Reflect Free is more flexible and reliable if you are able to understand the slightly more complicated interface vs Acronis.
As does iFixit https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacB...ement/7656
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cruc...Id=63943
1. The box it came in is made of rather thin paper with minimum cushion. Is that I should expect for a top tier SSD?
2. What software do you use to migrate? I am thinking using good old GParted boot on a USB.
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