Macbook pro 2013 ssd to sata install#
Macbook pro 2013 ssd to sata update#

There is nothing to say the drives are incompatible with Macs and Corsair have made no attempt to comment on a prolific problem amongst it's customers. The only hope you have is if you have visited these forums input your exact system spec and assumed that all the users with the same problem are correct. These compatibility issues are not visible anywhere on Corsair's literature or website, so even if you pay due diligence and ensure that your system is compatible you will still get stung. I'm not an expert, but that sounds completely false to me.

Apple however put the case forward that the same issue was fixed by firmware patches by competitor drives.Д¬orsair's support if you contact them might even be to tell you that a sata cable needs replacing because of poor shielding. I've spoken directly to both Apple and Corsair about the problem and both say the other is to blame. Hallo?! Is somebody hearing us out there? I share your frustration, it would be nice to have an disk running at the speed it is sold for.

All still running at 1.5Gb/s (while at 1.6 the link speed and negotiated speed showed as 1.5Gb/s as expected)Д®xactly the same problem on a MacBookPro 13' Mid-2010 running on 10.7.3 OSX. Then reset the PRAM, then tested the speed, then upgraded to 1.7, tested speed, reset PRAM, tested speed. I downgraded to 1.6, then tested the speed. Can corsair advise if this is a possible solution? Д®DIT: I have now tried doing this and it has not fixed the problem. I have found an older forum online which suggests downgrading to firmware 1.6 which I haven't tried. This user claims to have fixed the issue but doesn't say how:

Macbook pro 2013 ssd to sata update#

Update mac firmware to 1.8 - no change ( Д®nable trim with trim enabler app - no change Shut down and restart (rather than reboot) - no change The drive is still showing a negotiated speed of 1.5Gb/sД¬apacity:Д‘20.03 GB (120,034,123,776 bytes)

Macbook pro 2013 ssd to sata install#

I then put on a fresh install of OSX Lion. I have a 2009 unibody macbook pro into which I installed a Corsair Force 3 120GB in the optibay. I am having the same problem as the others here and have not been able to rectify it.