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There was the Intel 2Tb 3500 MBps SSD for $80. Add a $20 enclosure and you get a 2TB portable ssd
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There was the Intel 2Tb 3500 MBps SSD for $80. Add a $20 enclosure and you get a 2TB portable ssd
On a silicon Mac, these will never reach the advertised read and write speeds. They're ridiculously slower.
You'll need a Thunderbolt 3/4 Enclosure with an M2 SSD to get optimal read/write speeds when using an M1/M2 mac.
For reference, look on youtube and everyone has this issue. It's an M1/M2 Mac limitation. You can reference the speed test on this video:
https://youtu.be/tVJgRy9SKlw?t=2
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HP P500 1 TB Portable Solid State Drive - External - Black - USB 3.1 (Gen 2) Type C - 3 Year Warranty https://a.co/d/bFgWQTw
I can't wait for the day (reputable brand) 1tb and 2tb thumb drives can be had for 30 bucks.
HP P500 1 TB Portable Solid State Drive - External - Black - USB 3.1 (Gen 2) Type C - 3 Year Warranty https://a.co/d/bFgWQTw
I can't wait for the day (reputable brand) 1tb and 2tb thumb drives can be had for 30 bucks.
On a silicone Mac, these will never reach the advertised read and write speeds. They're ridiculously slower.
You'll need a Thunderbolt 3/4 Enclosure with an M2 SSD to get optimal read/write speeds when using an M1/M2 mac.
On a silicone Mac, these will never reach the advertised read and write speeds. They're ridiculously slower.
You'll need a Thunderbolt 3/4 Enclosure with an M2 SSD to get optimal read/write speeds when using an M1/M2 mac.
There was the Intel 2Tb 3500 MBps SSD for $80. Add a $20 enclosure and you get a 2TB portable ssd
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