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sparkie7

macrumors 68020
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Oct 17, 2008
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As per title, which external SSD's would suit the new 16 inch MacBook Pro's for speed etc?
 

StoneJack

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Dec 19, 2009
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I just made my own M2 MVNE external USB-C drive.
Buy 512 GB Samsung M2 drive or 1 TB and also buy external M2 USB-C case (I bought Orico) and bum! I got an excellent M2 drive, which also can connect through USB-A.
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white7561

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Jun 28, 2016
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If you want the fastest. Make one with a thunderbolt 3 enclosure. I think the one with JHL7440 chip works fine on our M1 MacBooks. If you want a 10gig enclosure. ASM2362 one is good. It works fine on the M1 MBP and it's more compatible with other systems . Some of the realtek and jmicron chips are kinda weird . So ye that's what I recommend. Until we have a proper USB 4 40gbps enclosure. Most that say USB 4 is just using the old Intel thunderbolt 3 chip so yeh. So expensive because of needing the Intel chip
 

Nbd1790

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Jan 2, 2017
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New York
I've been using 2 from Sandisk and have had no complaints. Transfer speeds are excellent.

 

cyclingplatypus

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Mar 15, 2007
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I've been using 2 from Sandisk and have had no complaints. Transfer speeds are excellent.

+1 on this one, very pleased with it.
 
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