![]() or USB 3.1 Gen 2 if not plug T7 directly into the MiniĬrucial MX500 SSD is USB 3.1 Gen 1 no cache T7 is USB 3. ![]() I use PC to format as exFat then Mac to format as APFS I use exFat for long term storage - it can be repaired by PCsĭo not get fingerprint security T7 is just a nuisance - you can always encrypted it.įor some weird reason in Australia(Amazon) T7 came as NTFS format and my M1 Mini had problems reformatting. ![]() If you use SSDs exclusively for Macs and they have the SSD backup then APFS otherwise exFat which is not journaled and is about 12%-15% slower It Ok by me as on average my writes are < 20 GB Upgrade for: Apple MacBook Pro (13-inch and 15-inch, Mid 2012) Crucial part number: CT11473955 Form Factor: 2.5-inch internal SSD Total Capacity: 1TB Warranty: Limited 5-year Specs: 1TB 2.5-inch internal SSD SATA 6.0Gb/s 560 MB/s Read 510 MB/s Write Series: MX500 Product Line: Client SSD Interface: SATA 6. T7 is just T5 with 20 GB cache if you run Blackmagic for while until the cache is full its speeds drops to T5 ![]() I have 2 Samsung T7 for 1st 20GB Cache it writes at USB 3.1 Gen 2 then at T5 speeds USB 3.1 Gen 2 Samsung T7 writes about 750 MBytes/s USB3.1 Gen 1 writes about 350 Mbytes /s Samsung T5 ![]() Mac Os has feature/bug on my M1 Mini Mac Os 13.2.1 runs at about 70%-80% of UBS3.x or TB3 ![]()
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