The brand new Apple 13-inch MacBook base mannequin with M2 chip is reportedly having slower SSD learn/write speeds than its M1 predecessor.
Based on a MacRumors report, YouTubers Max Tech and Created Tech examined the 256GB base M2 mannequin definitely worth the $1,299 and found the SSD’s learn speeds are round 50% slower than M1 MacBook Pro with similar storage.
The SSD’s write speeds are additionally reportedly round 30 per cent slower.
“Max Tech even disassembled the 13-inch M2 MacBook Professional and located that Apple is just utilizing a single NAND flash storage chip. The M1 MacBook Professional makes use of two 128GB NAND chips, and a number of chips can allow sooner SSD speeds in parallel,” the report famous late on Sunday.
It seems that solely the bottom mannequin 13-inch MacBook Professional with M2 chip has a slower SSD.
The 512GB mannequin has SSD’s learn/write speeds much like all M1 fashions, however getting these speeds would require spending at the least $1,499.
Which means that the 512GB mannequin stays geared up with two 256GB flash storage chips, stated the report.
It is unclear why the brand new base mannequin of MacBook Professional is just geared up with a single Nand chip.
Apple was but to react to the report.
Based on The Verge, If SSD speeds are a problem on the bottom 13-inch MacBook Professional, you will have to pay an additional $200 for the sooner 512GB mannequin.
“However when you’re prepared to do this, you would possibly need to wait and see what’s inside the brand new MacBook Air,” the report added.
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