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But ssds are not repairable so it’s going to decrease life of your primary storage. I’d be fine with my MacBooks 8gb of ram if there was a m.2 slot for storage
by newsclues 3y ago
But ssds are not repairable so it’s going to decrease life of your primary storage.
I’d be fine with my MacBooks 8gb of ram if there was a m.2 slot for storage
- havaloc 3y agoI maintain a fleet of 100 PC/Macs. I have never needed to replace an SSD. I have replaced plenty of non SSD drives. Even the 8gb machines will age out before the drives do in most cases. An M1 could be the first machine that could have mainline support and work for the most part for over 10 years. Plenty have people have done that in the past but it wasn't a pleasant experience.
- newsclues 3y agoI have an m1 MacBook Air and it’s fine for most people. I’m not most people, I’m here! I would prefer a replaceable ssd. So I modify my usage of the machine because I rather not kill the ssd. Rather than use it as I see fit and repair wear items. But the keyboard is also a weakness but not essential like boot storage