apple MacBooks especially those equipped with M-series processors have long been praised by users. However, recent reports SSD performance shows that this may not be the case. According to the latest testing, the base-level 14-inch M2 MacBook Pro has a slower SSD than the previous model is reportedly.
The base-level 14-inch M2 (Pro) MacBook Pro reportedly has a slower SSD than its predecessor. In BlackMagic’s Disk Speed Test, Apple’s latest flagship The 512GB SSD scores around 2,970 MB/s read speeds, compared to 4,900 MB/s read and 3,950 MB/s write and about 3.150MB/s Achieved typing speed scores. It was capable of the M1 Pro with a 512GB SSD.
That’s about one percent of the base model of the M2 MacBook Pro compared to the model released in 2021. 39 slower reads and 20 percent slower writes It means it has speed. The reason for the difference is most likely due to the processors used in the SSD. previous generation Quad NAND in 14-inch 512GB SSD It had storage. However, There are only two on the M2 Pro looks like.
These are higher-capacity processors, but they cannot handle read and write operations, resulting in slower performance. both 256GB M2 MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Prothese laptops M1 It has slower storage than its versions.
Basic level M2 Pro SSD It is disappointing to see that it is measurably worse than its predecessors in terms of performance. Especially 14-inch MacBook Proof $2,000 considered property. It’s worth noting that SSDs in new Macs won’t be “that” slow. They will still perform well in daily tasks.