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looks like a standard M2 ssd, no?
by scosman 2y ago
looks like a standard M2 ssd, no?
- bongobingo1 2y agoIt has a different pinout in my experience. The exact spec changes between models, I think one or two models of macbook have a standard M2, some (most?) have what looks like an M2 but has extra pins when not actually soldered on. My experience is only around trying to help a friend get the data off a fried board in a macbook, the desktops might be more standard.
- cogman10 2y agoYup. Looks like a 2230. Edit: not a 2230. Different pins.
- tiffanyh 2y agoI don't believe so. I don't think the "U" notch and pins are the same. But happy to be wrong :)
- cogman10 2y agoYou aren't wrong, you can count the pins on the small nub. Standard has 4 this one has 11(?)
- sofixa 2y agoNope, I'll try to find the source, but it's a very custom thing since the controller is actually on the chip, so the thing you connect via M.2-ish is just the storage module. Therefore no non-Apple specific SSD will work on it, even if you can physically connect it because the connector is the same.