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Sometime your graphic memory is overload, seeming how it is only 256MB compared to the 2.2GHz MacBook Pro (MC723LL/A) early 2011 version that has 1GB of graphics memory. You might want to consider other factors like your graphics memory, in which you can upgrade because it is in the chipset, and harddrive speed. However, most people believe that a slow computer is due to memory, which is a factor but upgrading to 16gigs is only going waste your money, 8GB is plenty unless you plan on running 5 virtual machines all at once, unlikely. Why, not because the machine won't accept it, because it will and if you have a good brand it will work fine and recognize it, even though Apple has clearly stated that it 8Gb is the max. The performance is also significantly much faster than before.For all of your wanting to upgrade to 16BG of RAM. Hynix SSD Information detected by OS X 10.8.2 Mountain LionĪfter upgrading to 8GB of RAM and replacing to SSD, it only takes 12 seconds to boot the system. The Hynix SSD model is SH910 2.5-inch SSD

The Hynix RAM model is (2×4) GB of HMT451S6BMR8C-H9 Those are why I choose Hynix for both RAM and SSD. Several tests prove that Hynix SSD performance is better than Samsung SSD in many categories such as speed. A simple tests shows that it is faster and just as reliable as rival Samsung 830. Released by SK Hynix on June 2012, it comes in a beautiful white box, the SSD design is pure white and gorgeous. I choose Hynix SSD because according to one source, it is the best SSD in the market. Why choosing Hynix? Though my default MacBook Pro’s RAM is Samsung I decided to choose Hynix because it is widely used by Apple in some of their MacBook and MacBook Pro computers with a cheaper price compared to Samsung brand so it undoubtedly works well on Mac computers. There are many RAM and SSD brands out there which reportedly work well on Mac such as Samsung, Hynix, and Corsair. Why do we pay more if we can get it for less? As long as the specification of the RAM or SSD are the same, it should work without any problem. Although the price is much more expensive than the HDD, the SSD offers four times faster than HDD in the read/write speed.īasically you can easily come to Apple retail store nearest to you to upgrade RAM or SSD but Apple may charge you four times or even more expensive than you purchase from general computer stores. The RAM should be upgraded to at least 8 GB and the hard drive should be replaced with an SSD (Solid State Disk). I need to increase the performance of my macbook because I can’t deal with this condition.Īfter reading in several Mac forums, someone told me to upgrade both RAM and the hard drive. It took around 62 seconds to boot and ran virtual machine very slowly. Everything was fine until once time when I run virtualisation and coding using Eclipse, the macbook pro run very slow. I have a 13-inch MacBook Pro early 2011 which has 4 GB of RAM and 320 GB of HDD storage.