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• What is the best use of the flash storage based on PCIe?

  On the Mac Pro, PCIe-based flash storage should be for applications? or?

  Thank you

  Diane

  Hi, Diane T,.

  The flash storage should be used for data and applications you access most often.

  I hope this helps!

  Jonty

• 128 GB flash storage is sufficient for most lapetops House

  Try to make my choice on laptop witch buy.

  128 GB flash storage is sufficient for most computers laptops home

  It is more than enough for me, but I doubt that it is for the most part. One thing you can do is to see how much space you use on your current computer.

• Flash storage fill but when restarting endangered?

  Hi all

  Almost finished setting up my new Macbook Pro, having resolved all the issues, but one that has made its reappearance today.

  The 250 GB flash storage has my computer, I have about 40 GB of free. However, as the minutes pass as I use my computer, this number of free GB begins to decrease, and in half an hour I'm alerted that my boot drive is full. After the computer restarts, it has recalibrated pretend and the issue is resolved, that is, until about half an hour has passed once more.

  I was unable to find the problem on other forums for support, can anyone recommend any possible solutions or will I have to take it into an Apple store?

  Appreciated any comments, thanks in advance,

  Jarrod

  Hi Oxymoronic,Omni DiskSweeper can show you the exact size and location of all your files. It will be the inventory of your disc from files that occupy more space. It can also give you a fairer read disk space than the Finder or storage tab of the about this Mac. If you want you can even delete files from OmniDisk Sweeper.

• Can upgrade you your flash storage on an early 2015 mac book air?

  Can upgrade you your flash storage on an early 2015 mac book air?

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• Mac Pro, Flash Storage, Dropbox, and external storage Solutions

  I am considering a Mac Pro to a computer in the enterprise. I hope someone can give an overview and experience with the dilemma of using a computer with a small amount of storage on board, dropbox and external storage devices.

  Background:

  Mac Pro storage on board - The Mac Pro has limited onboard storage. It comes with a 256 k flash memory and is apparently expandable to 512 or 1 TB. But, I can not even know where to buy the storage upgrade. For some reason, it seems even to be available for purchase on Apple's site. I can't understand how much it costs or where to buy it. I found a link showing how to install it, but that's all.

  Dropbox - Dropbox is an important part of the company, or at least my business. The tricky thing is that Dropbox doesn't seem to work very well if this does not work on an operating system main hard drive. I tried once on a Mac Mini Server, and it does not work well. I read on the Dropbox site that it doesn't work so well. The small amount of storage on board available for the Mac Pro means that it is necessary to use an external drive, which is fine with me, with the exception of the question of Dropbox. Is anyone here from an experience with this problem.

  External storage - the question here is as stated above. How to get an external drive on a Mac Pro, the operating system is not installed on, to work properly. I know that most people could read this and suggest to go to the website of Dropbox support for more information. I was able to do that and have nothing. Looking for Mac people who could potentially experience.

  In short, how the hell you upgrade Mac Pro flash storage... where do you get, and how much it costs?  And second, anyone experience using Dropbox on a Mac Pro, where the Dropbox folder is not located on the operating system drive.

  Thanks for any help that can be provided.

  -Apple does not sell to replace internal storage.

  -You can often find storage on eBay and other places. However, isn't that all in storage for some MacBook Pro model will work in the Mac Pro is much slower. One way to tell is that the MacBook you do not have a heatsink on them while the Mac Pro.

  -You can buy external storage Thunderbolt. To access only a disc both an external case USB 3/disc is about as fast as Thunderbolt. Can get pregnant using the portable 2 1/2 standard SSD

  -I did not all the posts here for the use of DB on an external drive.

• MacBook Air Flash storage problem

  So I just got a Macbook air mid 2012. It has 128 GB flash storage whilst running the latest Mac OS X Version 10.11.1 and the problem is that it is either showing wrong info or a lot of storage was taken over by something unknown. Apps took more than 50 GB of space even if there is no all the apps that are heavier than Microsoft Word and Excel. Acquired photos 8 GB and 4 GB audio which is totally false because there is not any music in there still. Please guide me in solving this problem.

  For more information about the other category in the view of storage, see this support article. If the display appears to be inaccurate, try to rebuild the Spotlight index.

  Empty the trash if you don't have it already done. If you use iPhoto, emptying his trash internal everything first:

  ▹ iPhoto empty the trash

  In pictures:

  ▹ Show of the recently deleted ▹ file delete all

  Do the same thing in other applications like Aperture, with an internal feature of the trash. Then, restart the computer. Temporarily, which will free up space.

  According to the documentation from Apple, you need at least 8 GB of free space on the boot volume (as shown in the Infolog) for normal operation, not the mythical 10%, 15% or any percentage. You also need enough space to allow the growth of the data over. There is little or no advantage in terms of performance to get more free space than the minimum Apple recommends. Storage space you'll never use is wasted space.

  When Time Machine backs up a Mac laptop, some free space will be used to make a snapshots the, who are backups of deleted files recently. The space occupied by the local snapshots is declared as available by the Finder and should be considered as such. In the view of storage of the information system, snapshots appear them as backups. The snapshots are deleted automatically when they expire or when free space becomes less than a certain level. You don't need to usually and should not, remove snapshots them yourself. If you have followed the bad advice to disable snapshots the running a shell command, you may have ended up with a large amount of data in the other category. Ask for instructions in this case.

  See this support article for some easy ways to free up storage space. A common waste of space is old backups iTunes to mobile devices. As shown in this support article, select the devices tab in the iTunes preferences window, select the backup that you want to remove and click on delete the backups. Keep at least a backup of each device you use yet.

  You can use a tool such OmniDiskSweeper (ODS) or GrandPerspective (GP) to explore the volume and discover what is take up space. You can also delete files with it, but not unless you don't know you know what you remove and that all data is stored safely. This means that you have several backups, not one. Note that CESO works with OS X 10.8 or later. If you use an older version of the OS, use GP.

  Deletion of files inside a photo library or iTunes will damage the library. Such a library should be changed within the application that created it. It is the same for e-mail files.

  Go further than if the problem is not resolved by the steps above.

  ODS or GP can not see the whole file system when you run simply by double-clicking; He sees only the files that you have permission to read. To see everything, you must run it as root.

  Back up all the data now.

  Install the application in the Applications folder as usual. Quit it runs.

  Triple-click anywhere in the row of the text below on this page to select it, and then copy the selected text to the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination.

  For ODS:

  security execute-with-privileges /A*/OmniDiskSweeper.app/*/M*/* 2>&-

  For PMS:

  security execute-with-privileges /A*/GrandPerspective.app/*/M*/* 2>&-

  Launch the Terminal application integrated in one of the following ways:

  ☞ Enter the first letters of his name in a Spotlight search. Select from the results (it should be at the top).

  ☞ In the Finder, select go utilities ▹ of menu bar or press the combination of keys shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.

  ☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.

  Paste in the Terminal window by pressing command + V. You will be asked for your login password.

  The application window opens behind other open windows. When you scan a volume, the window will finally show all files in all folders, sorted by size. It may take a few minutes for the app to finish scanning.

  I do not recommend that you make a habit of doing. Do not delete anything as root. If something should be deleted, make sure you know what it is and how it got there, and then remove by safer alternatives. If in doubt, leave it alone or ask for advice.

  When you are finished with the app, he quit and also to leave Terminal.

• What storage Fusion drive or Flash storage solution will work best with Adobe CC software on iMac 5 K retina?

  Hello

  I use Adobe CC per day, mainly Premiere Pro but also After Effects, Illustrator, and Photoshop.

  I'm buying a new iMac 27-inch 5K retina and I was wondering what is the best soltuion storage Fusion or Flash storage drive?

  Which drive will work best with Adobe products and graphics software and similar movies?

  Thank you

  Hmm, if you're looking for performance Combo: speed + storage memory , you can go by car merger.

  However, you can find test for Fusion V/S Flash Player storage on popular Tech sites. You can check the speed of DataAccess speed, storage performance... Speed of reading data, writing speed of data.  so that you can decide, also for the best recommendation, post a thread on the Mac community, so that you can get real answer to multiple users who use drive merger or tried the two Fusion as well the Flash storage.

• El Capitan supports PCIe SATA Flash SSD-based?

  I am trying to install a PCIe-based SSD in a 5.1 2010-2013 Mac Pro with all the full drive bays. I discovered too late that the operating system cannot handle yet NVMe readers, so I would try another type. El Capitan can work with any flash-SSD SATA or SATA-III? Or any SSD PCIe-based?

  did you ask the manufacturer of the device?

• MacBook air water damage recovery of data flash storage of air from macbook to macbook pro retina

  Last week, I spilled water on my macbook air that extinguishes immediately after that.
  It's been a week that I let it dry without attempting to start.

  Unfortunetaly, I did have a backup for 2 weeks, (of course bad luck should come at the wrong time), and I really need to get my data from the flash ssd drive.

  I thought to transfer the player of Flash ssd of the macbook air to a macbook pro retina and retrieve the data since the macbook pro retina by making a backup. Would this work? This would not damage the macbook pro retina?

  I have a macbook air early 2014, the macbook pro retina is also the same year.

  Thank you very much for your answers.

  Best regards.

  You'd better using an external enclosure of the MacBook Air SSD rather than MacBook Pro.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/OWC/MAU3ENPRPCI/

• How can I tell if my mid 2011 13 "macbook air is a MC965LL/A configuration has 128 GB of flash storage and configuration of MC966LL/A?

  I have a mid 2011 mac book air 13 inch and am trying understand either 128 or 256 or same SSD.

  any ideas how I can tell?

  Click the Apple logo in the upper left (left side of the Menu bar), and then choose "about this Mac".

  Then, you can click on 'System report' in the lower left corner, then the line of "storage".

• 1 TB SATA v/s PCIe - storage versus Flash and RAM wanted to set up.

  Hello

  I am new to Mac and can't wait to buy Mac Mini.

  I studied the difference between a PCIe-based Flash storage and Serial ATA Drive, which of course turns out PCIe Flash Storage is ahead then SATA.

  Two choices are running in my mind:

  1. 1 TB SATA drive, can I configure 8 GB or 16 GB of RAM

  or

  2. If I choose Flash on PCIe storage, should I configure 8 GB or 16 GB of RAM

  FYI,.

  My work will not develop or too technical point of view.

  Thank you

  (8 or 16 GB) memory and storage are independent. It is not in the other.

  The memory cannot be upgraded later since it soldered to the logic board.

  If you can afford it, I'd go for the 16 GB.

  You did not specify how yo use the mac so maybe 8 GB is enough.

• Options of the SSD in late 2013 Mac Pro update?

  Options of the SSD in late 2013 Mac Pro update?

  Mac Pro has 256 GB which is almost full despite the displacement of all the large files (Photos, downloads, etc.) out of the disc. I'm at a point where the Player update seems to be a must.

  OWC option seems a bit of a hack using a slower drive and a controller.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/Mac-Pro/2013

  MCETECH claims to use a new disk allowed Apple with trim shoring and the ability of bootcamp to use Windows (important to me).

  http://store.mcetech.com/mm/merchant.MVC?Store_Code=MTOs & Screen = prod & Product_Cod e = 1TBPCIESSD-MP13

  There are eBay sellers who claim to use the running game in recent versions of the end of 2013 Mac Pro.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-Apple-Samsung-1TB-PCIe-SSD-MacBook-Pro-iMac-MacPro-L ate-2013-2015-SSUBX-/ 151605593746

  and

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-Apple-Mac-Pro-late-2013-1TB-PCIe-SSD-Flash-storage-M Z-KPV1T0R-0A1-605-00108/351601210482?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851 & _trkparms = AI d 3% D 222007% 26algo % 3DSIC. MBE % 26ao %3 D 1% 26asc %3 D 38804% 26meid % 3Dff768b1c384b46d68010 bf8050452542% 26pid %3 D 100005% 26rk %3 D 4% 26rkt %3 D 6% 26sd %3 D 151605593746 & rt = nc

  two sellers have a very high rating, but I don't trust eBay.

  The MCETECH seems to ensure ongoing compatibility as it is a part of Apple.

  Any ideas or experiences with the above or other good known options?

  OWC option seems a bit of a hack using a slower drive and a controller.

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/SSD/OWC/Mac-Pro/2013

  I think you're bad read the OWC page. They propose to replace the internal SSD stick with their largest capacity SSD stick. The external box is only for you to continue to use the original USB key (perfect condition) as an external drive, if you wish.

• Questions about Macbook Pro mid 2012 (Non-retine)

  Hi all

  I think to buy my second MacBook.

  Currently, I have a MacBook Air mid 2013.

  It's screen/flash storage is a little on the small side for me.

  Then I watched www.apple.com/benl and sought an Apple laptop that fits my needs.

  And I fell on the MacBook Pro Non-retine (bottom of the page for MacBook Pro)

  So my questions are:

  Estimated life: it will last at least 2-3 years with what I'll do with it. (Read below for my needs)

  It will be always fast enough, there is no need to be fast, but the average speed is necessary (startup time doesn't really matter unless it's longer than 5 minutes).

  How long he will be out of date it will get most recent OS X updates for couple preferably 2-3 years.

  Is it possible to perform the following operations on this MacBook Pro (my needs):

  Some games like: GTA V (on lowest settings), Borderlands, Minecraft, Euro Truck Simulator 2,... (GTA V is working on my MacBook Air but must run from external HARD disk).

  Run Windows 7 in BootCamp.

  Surf the web

  Watch YouTube videos in 1080 p/720 p

  Basic PhotoShop

  I'm not going to do things:

  Edit video.

  Record Gameplay videos.

  Should what configuration I:

  Cheaper, configuration of stock or choose for Core i7 and 8 GB of RAM I don't need an SSD (it's small, expensive).

  I "need" core i7 and 8 GB of RAM or only 8 GB of RAM or only Core i7, just stock or stock with 8 GB of RAM.

  Thanks in advance!

  The environment welcome Sven Missorten

  AKA TheGamer3399

  You can watch in Macs, refurbished Apple . These are like new only to an economy and you might find a slightly more than the current date to run Windows 7 in Bootcamp. A mid-2012 will take place in Windows 7 in Bootcamp. I bought 3 Mac (Mac Mini, 2 - MBP retinas) in the past and have never had a problem. They carry the same warranty that any new Mac. I think that any Mac you buy is easily past 2-3 years with what you want to run.

  In the list of the things you mentioned, if you get a 2015 model, you will not be able to run Windows 7 in Bootcamp. You pouvez run it in a Virtual Machine like Parallels Desktop 11. I have a retinal model of 2015 and Bootcamp can only setup for Windows 8 and more. So, I run Windows 7 and 10 in a VM using Parallels Desktop. Personally, I would not run any graphics intensive games on your laptop, but you certainly can if you don't mind hearing that run the fans.

  Certainly, 8 GB of RAM (minimum) with a 256 GB or larger SSD drive. You can do what others are doing and future proof your Mac by getting 16 GB or RAM. Current models have bus PCIe for flash storage and it's fast! I had a late 2012 with flash SATA storage retina and my current 2015 beginning with PCIe is much faster. Insofar as an Intel i5 or i7, it's really you. With what you mentioned, the i7 would probably be a good choice.

• Again, does not know how to close the Pages and Keynote

  Stats:

  MacBook Pro 15 inch screen Retina, 2.8 GHz Quad - core Intel Core i7, Turbo Boost up to 4.0 GHz, 16 GB of SDRAM 1600 MHz DDR3L memory, 1 TB PCIe-based Flash storage, graphics card Intel Iris Pro + AMD Radeon R9 M370X with 2 GB memory GDDR5, touch trackpad Force.

  Some of my confusion:

  20 year old PC user just crossed over to the MacBook this week. I can't understand how to close things like Pages, Keynote, Notes.

  Also, I can't understand how to add images and make them in separate folders. I'm a travel blog if it is really important.

  Today, I received the 2015 edition of the MacBook for Dummies, but so far it is not helping.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  

  Or, simply use the shortcut command-q.