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The new OWC Mercury Aura Pro Express 6G SSDs combine award-winning SandForce technologies and Tier.

#Owc aura pro 6g vs apple ssd 2011 macbook air upgrade#

OWC redesigned its 3rd generation of OWC Aura Pro 6G SSDs with premium 3D NAND Flash and the latest controller technology to operate cooler and consume less power, resulting in improved battery life for your MacBook Air. Other World Computing (OWC), a leading zero emissions Mac and PC technology company, announced today the industrys first 6G SSD upgrade for the 2011 Apple MacBook Air 11.1' and 13.3'models. MacBook Air (2010) - Get 3G speeds up to 275MB/s, 1.3x faster than factory original*.MacBook Air (2011) - Get 6G speeds up to 530MB/s, 2.5x faster than factory original*.Increase capacity up to 8x the 13-inch base models.Increase capacity up to 16x the 11-inch base models.Hence OWCs Aura 6G SSD should guarantee a healthy performance boost in disk intensive tasks, although the difference will. OWC Aura Pro SSDs provide a noticeable increase in performance over the factory SSDs for all MacBook Air models: The SATA interface in 2011 MBAs is 6Gb/s, but Apple is using 3Gb/s SSDs. More Speed, More Capacity for MacBook Air

Like other OWC upgrades, we include a free 'how-to' video to make this an easy and money-saving DIY upgrade.

Once again, OWC provides Mac users with an upgrade path that delivers phenomenal performance, functionality, and reliability! Upgrade Kit with SSD, Installation Tools, & Envoy Enclosure for Easy Data Transfer/Original Drive Reuse

ganeshts: Luggable (with collapsible handle on top) is attractive.Product Description OWC 500GB Aura Pro 6G Solid-State Drive For MacBook Air (2010-2011) (OWCS3DAP116K500).

ganeshts: Why is there no PCIe lane bifurcation support on the 5.0 lanes from the CPU? Seems like a golden opportuni….

ganeshts: Don't feel like registering on Reddit just for this :).

gavbon86: Never have I been hyped up about anything Apple has announced, until this evening.

I figured Apple would save multi-chip for a bit later

gavbon86: RT I have to admit, I didn't have M1 Ultra on my bingo card today.

Apple doesn't typically half-bake things, but that…

RyanSmithAT: Though we're going to have to see how well it works in practice.

RyanSmithAT: RT There is only one MTLDevice on M1 Ultra.

RyanSmithAT: Mac Pro needs a *lot* more I/O than what two M1 Maxes can provide.

RyanSmithAT: Final thought for the day on M1 Ultra: it makes me think of the "United Federation of Hold My Beer" meme.

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RyanSmithAT: Thunderbolt is an anyone thing as long as you pay your license fees and pass the conformance tests.

There are no other SSDs suitable for 2010-2011 MBAs, unless you find an original part on eBay.

For most people, there is no reason to upgrade the SSD but in case you have for example the base 11" with 64GB SSD and more space is needed, OWC's offerings might come handy. Hence OWC's Aura 6G SSD should guarantee a healthy performance boost in disk intensive tasks, although the difference will most likely be negligible in everyday operations.

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In January, OWC released Mercury Aura Pro Express 3G series for 2010 MacBook Airs so this announcement is a logical follow-up of that. The SATA interface in 2011 MBAs is 6Gb/s, but Apple is using 3Gb/s SSDs. Prices are $350 and $600 respectively and they ship in 24 hours. OWC claims speeds of up to 507MB/s read and 454MB/s write, which is about twice as fast as what the Samsung SSD used in some MBAs provides. The SSD controller is the same as found in OWC's Mercury 6G SSDs: SF-2281. The SSDs are branded as Mercury Aura Pro Express 6G and come in capacities of 120GB and 240GB. OWC has released SSD upgrades suitable for Apple's MacBook Air ( our 2011 review).