Hi.
I hope I'm not too verbose.
I want install a new ssd nvem on my macbook pro early 2015 13" i5 2,7ghz
I have read the main thread
Determined that I shouldn't have suspension problems, because i have big sur and the mac is 2015
I have some doubt.
1) i have see the list with the different Average power Consumption. But i can't report it on the real "life". If i buy the first ssd ( MyDigitalSSD SBX) I would have a better battery life? And if I buy a Samsung 970 how bad the battery will be in one day, about 10%? 15%?
I don't need a precise measurement, but I can't understand the implications in real life of battery
2) I have seen that there are problems with installing windows 10. Is it occasional or does it always happen? I often have 3 boot: Arch / Win / MacOs. The problems are only in Win (and why do they occur since the nvme controller is supported by the efi?) Or also with other OS (Linux)?
I hope I'm not too verbose.
I want install a new ssd nvem on my macbook pro early 2015 13" i5 2,7ghz
I have read the main thread
Upgrading 2013/2014 Macbook Pro SSD to M.2 NVMe
This thread is about upgrading MacBook Airs & Macbook Pros (2013-2015) with new high speed and/or high capacity NVMe SSDs. This thread was one of the first to talk about MacBook Pro NVMe SSD upgrades on Macrumors, and was started by user "maxthackray", which we can thank and give tribute for...
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I have some doubt.
1) i have see the list with the different Average power Consumption. But i can't report it on the real "life". If i buy the first ssd ( MyDigitalSSD SBX) I would have a better battery life? And if I buy a Samsung 970 how bad the battery will be in one day, about 10%? 15%?
I don't need a precise measurement, but I can't understand the implications in real life of battery
2) I have seen that there are problems with installing windows 10. Is it occasional or does it always happen? I often have 3 boot: Arch / Win / MacOs. The problems are only in Win (and why do they occur since the nvme controller is supported by the efi?) Or also with other OS (Linux)?