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bro EX-FAT is trash. it is superslow. it slow as snail. if you want to use full speed bandwidth then format it into apfs. it would be native to mac os but it will have brilliant speed. CHEERSSSS.....
I’m having a harder and harder time justifying buying a Mac nowadays with their drive internals soldered on. It’s just too much of a risk, even if I run stuff off of an external drive.
For these drives, can you please do a speed comparison test between Ex-FAT, APFS and APFS Encrypted? That would help us a lot. I would prefer APFS Encrypted if the loss of speed is within 20% range, as that would still keep my data secure in the external drive.
if you want the most bang for your buck you need to get a gen 4.0 drive thats rated for 7000 mb/s to go with your case you buy that needs to be yes thunderbolt 4/ usb4 that also has a fast controler i use Indemem cases withy kingston kc3000 gen 4 7000 MB/s drive and i get over 2700 + MB/s read and write on my M1 mac mini that has thunderbolt 3 ports
Really good video. Caused me to think of a different approach as I'm looking to buy a macbook/mac mini. Some questions (if u don't mind)... 1. Pictures in Photos and all applications will still be kept in the internal SSD right? There is no way to keep those in the external SSD? 2. Will TimeMachine backup on external machines?
If you have a Mac Mini or Mac Studio, get one of these now 😅 Satechi - Stand & Hub For Mac Mini / Studio With NVMe SSD Enclosure I put a 4TB Samsung 990PRO M2 V-NAND SSD in it for editing video. Rips
I just purchased an external SSD and connect it to my Mac Mini. As a matter of fact I cloned my Mac IOS onto a 4TB SSD and now have much more space than the 256GB that came with my Mac.
This is excellent, I can't thank you enough! I still have an old 2019 Imac, as I didn't want to change from the Imac to all the different cabled stuff... But I guess that I will have to change soon as I am an adobe user. I have a question: Can you run any programs from that external drive? Thank you soooo much, best from Uruguay.
you can also get the apple care + warranty as well. you failed to mention that and they also have all new warranty systems now for even longer coverage to and its very affordable..
Please help me understand why I would pay twice (enclosure + ssd) when I can just buy a T7 1gb usb c for $80 and get nearly the same speed. Is there something I am not getting?
Wouldn't it be better to put MacOS on a TB4 enclosure and boot from it? Get a 8TB Sabrent for example or Samsung (if they have that capacity), and benefit from the absolute speed of the drive itself and the max transfer speed from the TB4 enclosure? It would be faster than the built-in cheapo 512GB minimum capacity from the purchased Mac... Is that possible?
Heads up. Heat can be a REAL problem. The external cases can be two hot to touch which is a problem if the laptop is doing what it says, it is on your lap. I have had the external SSD drop off the desktop when it got too hot. ExFAT will have issues with MacOS. Contents will not appear in "Recents", and there can be slow downs in Open/Save dialogue boxes where files will not show immediately or if renamed will not have the new name. Spotlight will have trouble finding files on the drive. Versioning of files is not supported on ExFAT. They can also be slow to mount. I have experienced external drives dropping off repeatedly on USB4. With less of a problem once I bought stout short high speed USB C to USB C cables. BUT given how much gets written and swapped to the internal drives by Safari in particular, I am desperate to make my Macbook Pro M1 to last longer. How long I don't know, but I am guessing not as long as the 10 years + of all my previous Macs. As usual Apple has pushed us into a corner where we will possibly lose a lot of work and even our Mac.
Don't cheap out on the enclosure and get one of those dime a dozen ($20) USB enclosures, even if its USB 3.x, if you're gonna use an NVMe SSD in an external enclosure. Go for a Thunderbolt 3/4 / USB 4 enclosure to get the full advantage of that NVMe's max speeds. Most of these enclosures are around $100 or less nowadays on Amazon. Only a few years ago, these enclosures were $200-300 but they have gone down in price quite a bit ever since Intel made Thunderbolt opensource.
I have a nice Sabrent USB 3 external drive bay that can take 4x 2.5" drives in a toaster-like fashion. Given Amazon sell Crucial 2TB 2.5" SSDs fro £99, you can quite easily get the storage you want and keep it modular.` I feel it actually not a good thin to have all of your data storage on any internal drive - its a single point of failure.
Just came across your channel this morning and I have to say.... as far as external disc storage goes... this is the most informative education I've yet to receive. Brilliant!! well done!!!
WOW - You have the M2 Mac mini and I have the M1 Mac mini and my internal hard drive blows your away. My M1 is 16GB Memory and 256 GB hard drive, and my M1 when performing the Blackmagic disk speed test internal is 2360.3 write and 2871.3 read. Seeing this - I won't be upgrading to the M2.
Why consumer grade? If you already pep it up, a Samsung SSD M.2 NVMe PM983 would guarantee a lifetime of storage, basically. it is costlier of course, but you get actual enterprise grade storage.
Great tips thanks. Where is the OS on these modern mxs with built in obsolescence...is it on the integrated SSD ? If it is , are you getting a benefit from adding the expansion drive if the internal SSD fails. I see this architecture as a cynical marketing move. The old Macs lasted forever. The new chip tech now gives software developers a way to make perfectly intact hardware redundant by failing to support old hardware. I have 2 Mac minis and a MacBook Pro that are unsupported and now even cloud providers Google and Microsoft aren't supporting the old OS. I'm looking at Linux OS replacements after 15 years of using Mac devices for personal and business use, Apple is abandoning old kit and, as they do with their mobile phones, they are deliberately disabling them with the software updates. There is no bang for the buck any longer.
what about heating up issues? i guess u havent checked that cause u havent used them long enough? searching for a long term sustainable cause my m1 macbook is almost full and even if i use a samsung external im afraid it will slow up workflow and performance if i have apps and lightroom catalog on an external
Can you use the same external HD like the one on this video on 2 different macs? I bought the items from this video and everything is working fine but I want to move some files from another laptop onto the samsung 980. If this is possible, how can it be done without erasing the device?
Apple's upgrade prices are highway robbery. I wish everyone would go on a strike and not buy Apple products until they bring those prices of memory and storage down levels commensurate with other manufacturers. Charing an extra $400 to upgrade a 250GB SSD to a 1TB SSD that on the street can be bought for well under $80 for a top quality model.
If you add an external SSD for your Mac, format in APFS, it is designed for SSDs, the others aren’t. Forget about HFS+ or ExFat. Rule of thumb: If you’ve got an external traditional spinning HD, use HFS+; if you have an SSD, use APFS. It has to do with the entirely different technologies involved. HFS+ manages fragmentation, rewriting an entire file if even a small portion is changed to maintain a contiguous data block, whereas on an SSD, there is no read head, access is equally fast however much the data is fragmented, so it can just update the data that has changed and leave the rest, which is much faster. SSDs however require garbage collection, which HFS+ is not designed for as SSDs did not exist back then, so performance of an SSD formatted in HFS+ will degrade the more it is used. The opposite is true for HDs, always use HFS+ for optimal performance and automatic defragmentation. If you read and write a lot of small files, eg lots of image files, ExFat also isn’t as good on large volumes nor support journaling or any other advanced file system feature.
Hi, Can you please suggest if Mac Mini M2 pro with 16 gb ram and 512 hardrive is sufficent to work with Logic prox along with Komplete and other VST. Currently using mac book air with 8gb and gets stuck all the time.
Just followed your recommendations for the Acasis Thunderbolt 4 enclosure with a Samsung 990pro 2TB ssd, formatted APFS and even on my Intel 2018 MBP, whic has Thunderbolt 3, I am getting write speeds of 2621 MB/s and read speeds up to 2516 MB/s which is about what I get from the internal ssd. I would suggest that there is something very slow with your Mac Mini, unless its an old one of course. What mac mini where you using? surely it wasnt M2 or M2 Pro!!
As a 256 GB macbook user, I'm tired of the storage being full all the time. how can I use external storage as a main disk and run apps on external storage?
Too be honest I’m just a regular user I’m planning on upgrading from the mid 2019 MacBook Air to the current m2 Mac mini but it is very good video thanks
Get the WD Black Im getting 2700mbps consistantly read and write the cheapest model. Its PCI4 but an adapter it about $95 FOR 1TB I HAVE A 2TB ON MAC and another 1 tb in the Acassis enclosure. I do not think its the caddy as I have a samsung 070 plus and its just slower abouot these speeds little more surprise he did not rec evo plus
All of these enclosures are limited by the controller chip in the enclosure. It’s gonna be 3, maybe 4GB/s max if they’re using the fastest available one from Intel, the NVMe 4 controller. We might have a NVMe 5 controller by November. Till then save your money and don’t buy faster SSDs like the 980/990 until then.
I think that the SSD controller is in the SoC, and the nand memory of the SSD is soldered on the motherboard. A m2 nvme SSD include both the controller and the memory.
Apple charges way too much for SSD drives. $300 to upgrade from 512GB to a 1TB and $800 for a 2TB, I have several Crucial 2TB P3 Plus NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 Internal SSD with different enclosures and each stick cost me $80 (on sale) and the enclosures were between $20-$30. Not sure of the bit speeds, but plenty fast for what I do. That's $100 for 2TB vs $800
Avoid the Mac Mini and go straight to the M1 Air or M1 Pro MacBooks. Sure you can "save" some money by getting a Mac Mini but you lose so much convenience and usability!
hallo brother i have old laptop from windows surface 2017 (surface book2 ,core i7 16GB RAM ,256 ssd ) if this staff useful for me as windows user or not please to feedback me asap , thank you from arab world
Could add how fast the two Samsung external NVME SSD drives connecting to a USB 3.0 port are to this video. My laptop only have 2 USB 3.0 ports. Thanks 🙏
Surely Samsung are missing a trick here they should be selling enclosures for there NVME drives. As for apple great products but crazy prices for additional storage which is why people are becoming wise & going down this other route they just need to reduce the cost on storage & memory
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bro EX-FAT is trash. it is superslow. it slow as snail. if you want to use full speed bandwidth then format it into apfs. it would be native to mac os but it will have brilliant speed. CHEERSSSS.....
If you do mac upgrade to 512 the speed increases as well, with external hard drive, the speed will not increase...???
I’m having a harder and harder time justifying buying a Mac nowadays with their drive internals soldered on. It’s just too much of a risk, even if I run stuff off of an external drive.
For these drives, can you please do a speed comparison test between Ex-FAT, APFS and APFS Encrypted? That would help us a lot. I would prefer APFS Encrypted if the loss of speed is within 20% range, as that would still keep my data secure in the external drive.
@@abhijitme Risky! Adds another layer of possible failure or difficult file recovery
format under apfs and it will run alot faster
I’ve just bought 2 Samsung SSD M2 + Orico case for my iPad Pro! Tks!
tks for the video
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I would mention raiding two of these, because you can get 5k per second
if you want the most bang for your buck you need to get a gen 4.0 drive thats rated for 7000 mb/s to go with your case you buy that needs to be yes thunderbolt 4/ usb4 that also has a fast controler i use Indemem cases withy kingston kc3000 gen 4 7000 MB/s drive and i get over 2700 + MB/s read and write on my M1 mac mini that has thunderbolt 3 ports
Nice video.
10:47 using EXFAT on new mac OS screwing up the date. My external SSD listed it was build in the 1980s
Really good video. Caused me to think of a different approach as I'm looking to buy a macbook/mac mini. Some questions (if u don't mind)... 1. Pictures in Photos and all applications will still be kept in the internal SSD right? There is no way to keep those in the external SSD? 2. Will TimeMachine backup on external machines?
What are some of the true genuine options for the Thunderbolt 4 NVME enclosures ?
So I need a Mac mini plus those two?
Thanks for this. Quick question...I do music production...Could I store the actual applications on the external drive, such as logic or ableton? TIA.
I'm curious how the Satechi hub compares.
nice. Now we need an external ram!
If you have a Mac Mini or Mac Studio, get one of these now 😅
Satechi - Stand & Hub For Mac Mini / Studio With NVMe SSD Enclosure
I put a 4TB Samsung 990PRO M2 V-NAND SSD in it for editing video.
Rips
Hi ! my mac book and pc doesnt red my external ssd m.2 nvme 2tb disk. any idea? thanks!
Great video! Thank you
I don't really know much but how is this different from external harddrives and things like that?
I just purchased an external SSD and connect it to my Mac Mini. As a matter of fact I cloned my Mac IOS onto a 4TB SSD and now have much more space than the 256GB that came with my Mac.
SAMSUNG 980 pro, Acasis case. It’s almost faster than the internal M2 CHIP!!!
Can this work with MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)?
what are the probabilities of a internal disk on a macmini M2 actually breaks down??
This is excellent, I can't thank you enough! I still have an old 2019 Imac, as I didn't want to change from the Imac to all the different cabled stuff... But I guess that I will have to change soon as I am an adobe user. I have a question: Can you run any programs from that external drive? Thank you soooo much, best from Uruguay.
So get the smallest internal SSD, keep the OS and /Applications only. Put /Users and everything else on external SSD?
tks
Does this work for mac mini 2014 i’m looking to have it updated into external SSD
"Disk Not Ejected Properly" Is it any problem for future use?
Can these drives be used with a phone via OTG?
Thunderbolt 4 supports 40 Gbit/s, maybe I am wrong but it’s advertised for 40 Gbit/s
your peripherals should be available service centre that would better
SOC M chip do not include Storage. The storage is on the board
The only upgrade I want to do on the buying is ram! The other things I don't thing are necessary for a lot of works
Coming from ZX81 beginnings, I never thought I'd hear the phrase "ONLY 1,050 MegaBytes per second!"
Hello bro I need a lil help with connecting my minimac m1 to my 2011 highsiera imac of you can help me it would be much appreciated
Hi
Is Mac mini totally unusable if internal SSD not working,
So if my laptop doesn’t support thunderbolt I’m capped at 5Gbps or the speeds of my usb 3 ports?
you can also get the apple care + warranty as well. you failed to mention that and they also have all new warranty systems now for even longer coverage to and its very affordable..
Please help me understand why I would pay twice (enclosure + ssd) when I can just buy a T7 1gb usb c for $80 and get nearly the same speed. Is there something I am not getting?
Wouldn't it be better to put MacOS on a TB4 enclosure and boot from it? Get a 8TB Sabrent for example or Samsung (if they have that capacity), and benefit from the absolute speed of the drive itself and the max transfer speed from the TB4 enclosure? It would be faster than the built-in cheapo 512GB minimum capacity from the purchased Mac...
Is that possible?
Thanks made my selection based on info from here
Samsung rules !!!
Can someone tell me please if this would work on a Mac mini Late 2014, 2.6 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5, my Mac mini doesn’t have USB-C ports, thanks!
Heads up. Heat can be a REAL problem. The external cases can be two hot to touch which is a problem if the laptop is doing what it says, it is on your lap. I have had the external SSD drop off the desktop when it got too hot.
ExFAT will have issues with MacOS. Contents will not appear in "Recents", and there can be slow downs in Open/Save dialogue boxes where files will not show immediately or if renamed will not have the new name. Spotlight will have trouble finding files on the drive. Versioning of files is not supported on ExFAT. They can also be slow to mount.
I have experienced external drives dropping off repeatedly on USB4. With less of a problem once I bought stout short high speed USB C to USB C cables.
BUT given how much gets written and swapped to the internal drives by Safari in particular, I am desperate to make my Macbook Pro M1 to last longer. How long I don't know, but I am guessing not as long as the 10 years + of all my previous Macs.
As usual Apple has pushed us into a corner where we will possibly lose a lot of work and even our Mac.
Don't cheap out on the enclosure and get one of those dime a dozen ($20) USB enclosures, even if its USB 3.x, if you're gonna use an NVMe SSD in an external enclosure. Go for a Thunderbolt 3/4 / USB 4 enclosure to get the full advantage of that NVMe's max speeds. Most of these enclosures are around $100 or less nowadays on Amazon. Only a few years ago, these enclosures were $200-300 but they have gone down in price quite a bit ever since Intel made Thunderbolt opensource.
I would get the 8TB one and beef up my storage
I have a nice Sabrent USB 3 external drive bay that can take 4x 2.5" drives in a toaster-like fashion.
Given Amazon sell Crucial 2TB 2.5" SSDs fro £99, you can quite easily get the storage you want and keep it modular.`
I feel it actually not a good thin to have all of your data storage on any internal drive - its a single point of failure.
Replace late 2015 iMac hard drive
In Australia Consumer Legislation provides 3 years warranty on Macs.
And Apple hides that from its customers. In fact macOS will report you are out of warranty after 1 year.
Is it possible to run the system from the external drive? Then just have like 4tb external storage
probably the most helpful video of the year, for me xd
Just came across your channel this morning and I have to say.... as far as external disc storage goes...
this is the most informative education I've yet to receive. Brilliant!! well done!!!
appreciate it! :)
You forgot to mention the speed of the cables
Can we make RAID0 with the external ssd or is there another way to merge 2 of them?
Yes! Thank you very much Samsung!
I got a 2TB Samsung T7 drive off Amazon for £90 👍
Maybe i am missing something, why not just buy a normal external SSD hard drive and olug it in with usb c or whatever?
Samsung T7 USB-C is a very good solution, but quite a bit slower.
OK, cool, so where the video that shows how to use an external ssd as the system disk for the Mac instead of the internal ssd on board.
WOW - You have the M2 Mac mini and I have the M1 Mac mini and my internal hard drive blows your away. My M1 is 16GB Memory and 256 GB hard drive, and my M1 when performing the Blackmagic disk speed test internal is 2360.3 write and 2871.3 read. Seeing this - I won't be upgrading to the M2.
Why consumer grade? If you already pep it up, a Samsung SSD M.2 NVMe PM983 would guarantee a lifetime of storage, basically. it is costlier of course, but you get actual enterprise grade storage.
Greetings from Venezuela ! Thanks for the nice info !
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i need that
Great tips thanks. Where is the OS on these modern mxs with built in obsolescence...is it on the integrated SSD ? If it is , are you getting a benefit from adding the expansion drive if the internal SSD fails. I see this architecture as a cynical marketing move. The old Macs lasted forever. The new chip tech now gives software developers a way to make perfectly intact hardware redundant by failing to support old hardware. I have 2 Mac minis and a MacBook Pro that are unsupported and now even cloud providers Google and Microsoft aren't supporting the old OS. I'm looking at Linux OS replacements after 15 years of using Mac devices for personal and business use, Apple is abandoning old kit and, as they do with their mobile phones, they are deliberately disabling them with the software updates. There is no bang for the buck any longer.
Mac OS extended (LOL) sure if your formatting a mechanical drive in 2002. ExFat! great option if you want to kill performance, and reliability.
what about heating up issues? i guess u havent checked that cause u havent used them long enough? searching for a long term sustainable cause my m1 macbook is almost full and even if i use a samsung external im afraid it will slow up workflow and performance if i have apps and lightroom catalog on an external
Can you use the same external HD like the one on this video on 2 different macs? I bought the items from this video and everything is working fine but I want to move some files from another laptop onto the samsung 980. If this is possible, how can it be done without erasing the device?
For Mac running Catalina or higher, you should format as APFS.
Yep I was surprised to hear his recommendation. I thought APFS was designed for ssds. Might the format of the drive have an effect on performance?
..the best ssd video ever..respect!!!!
Maybe the Samsung 980 pro for a 2tb option?
All great but most important thing is the ram upgrade that to 16gb
Too bad the "disk not ejected properly" issue is plaguing the use of external storage with Macs
4:55
So MAC sux ❤
Apple's upgrade prices are highway robbery. I wish everyone would go on a strike and not buy Apple products until they bring those prices of memory and storage down levels commensurate with other manufacturers. Charing an extra $400 to upgrade a 250GB SSD to a 1TB SSD that on the street can be bought for well under $80 for a top quality model.
I'm sick of Apple's selling price plus one zero relative to its value.
If you add an external SSD for your Mac, format in APFS, it is designed for SSDs, the others aren’t. Forget about HFS+ or ExFat. Rule of thumb: If you’ve got an external traditional spinning HD, use HFS+; if you have an SSD, use APFS. It has to do with the entirely different technologies involved. HFS+ manages fragmentation, rewriting an entire file if even a small portion is changed to maintain a contiguous data block, whereas on an SSD, there is no read head, access is equally fast however much the data is fragmented, so it can just update the data that has changed and leave the rest, which is much faster. SSDs however require garbage collection, which HFS+ is not designed for as SSDs did not exist back then, so performance of an SSD formatted in HFS+ will degrade the more it is used. The opposite is true for HDs, always use HFS+ for optimal performance and automatic defragmentation. If you read and write a lot of small files, eg lots of image files, ExFat also isn’t as good on large volumes nor support journaling or any other advanced file system feature.
After format the ssd as apfs, can we still use the ssd in windows ?
@@diazjubairy1729no, it’s only Mac readable.
@@ElectroPanPipes Can Android Tv's see it?
@@anisdada1646 I’d say no, as APFS is Apple File System.
@@diazjubairy1729 nope, you'd have to reformat to NTFS, you'd get faster speed on windows with that format than ExFat
How come the Samsung 980's advertise a speed of 3500mb/s, but your testing doesn't even get to 2000mb/s?
A superb & informative video. THank you.
Great Video! Would l o v e a recommendation of a 2TB SSD since the Samsung 980 only goes to 1TB max.
970 EVO Plus?
Acasis TBU401 + Samsung 980 Pro has 2800 MB/s which is great but it doesn't work well as bootable drive.
could you please eloborate. i was pretty much just about to buy both of these
Hi, Can you please suggest if Mac Mini M2 pro with 16 gb ram and 512 hardrive is sufficent to work with Logic prox along with Komplete and other VST. Currently using mac book air with 8gb and gets stuck all the time.
Yes, it is
Finally someone that adapt nvme to work externally ❤
Just followed your recommendations for the Acasis Thunderbolt 4 enclosure with a Samsung 990pro 2TB ssd, formatted APFS and even on my Intel 2018 MBP, whic has Thunderbolt 3, I am getting write speeds of 2621 MB/s and read speeds up to 2516 MB/s which is about what I get from the internal ssd. I would suggest that there is something very slow with your Mac Mini, unless its an old one of course. What mac mini where you using? surely it wasnt M2 or M2 Pro!!
M2 or m2 pro cant remember which
As a 256 GB macbook user, I'm tired of the storage being full all the time. how can I use external storage as a main disk and run apps on external storage?
did you find a solution. i am in the same predicement as you
Very good video! first time viewer. Glad I found this channel.
Many thanks great video. Appreciated.
Too be honest I’m just a regular user I’m planning on upgrading from the mid 2019 MacBook Air to the current m2 Mac mini but it is very good video thanks
Get the WD Black Im getting 2700mbps consistantly read and write the cheapest model. Its PCI4 but an adapter it about $95 FOR 1TB I HAVE A 2TB ON MAC and another 1 tb in the Acassis enclosure. I do not think its the caddy as I have a samsung 070 plus and its just slower abouot these speeds little more surprise he did not rec evo plus
max says hi
All of these enclosures are limited by the controller chip in the enclosure. It’s gonna be 3, maybe 4GB/s max if they’re using the fastest available one from Intel, the NVMe 4 controller. We might have a NVMe 5 controller by November. Till then save your money and don’t buy faster SSDs like the 980/990 until then.
01:11 The internal SSD of the M2 Chip is not integrated within the SoC itself; instead, it is directly soldered onto the motherboard.
I think that the SSD controller is in the SoC, and the nand memory of the SSD is soldered on the motherboard. A m2 nvme SSD include both the controller and the memory.
Thank you! So helpful
I would even boot of this external SSD....
Apple charges way too much for SSD drives. $300 to upgrade from 512GB to a 1TB and $800 for a 2TB, I have several Crucial 2TB P3 Plus NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 Internal SSD with different enclosures and each stick cost me $80 (on sale) and the enclosures were between $20-$30. Not sure of the bit speeds, but plenty fast for what I do. That's $100 for 2TB vs $800
I have about a 6 year old I Mac and it is really buggy, super slow buffer with viewing You Tube, any ideas on how to fix it?
This helps a lot as I am planning to buy a mini mac. Thanks a lot to you! ❤️
Avoid the Mac Mini and go straight to the M1 Air or M1 Pro MacBooks.
Sure you can "save" some money by getting a Mac Mini but you lose so much convenience and usability!
hallo brother i have old laptop from windows surface 2017 (surface book2 ,core i7 16GB RAM ,256 ssd ) if this staff useful for me as windows user or not please to feedback me asap , thank you from arab world
Could add how fast the two Samsung external NVME SSD drives connecting to a USB 3.0 port are to this video. My laptop only have 2 USB 3.0 ports. Thanks 🙏
but Apple RAM is magic! (and so are their hard drives apparently) ; )
Great job ❤! Cheers
Surely Samsung are missing a trick here they should be selling enclosures for there NVME drives. As for apple great products but crazy prices for additional storage which is why people are becoming wise & going down this other route they just need to reduce the cost on storage & memory
Holy Moses what an overload of information You can bloody talk underwater