Old Apple devices used to come with 2.5” Hard drives but now the time has changed. Apple MacBooks now come with Solid State Drives. SSDs are an excellent replacement for hard drives as its way faster than hard drives and delivers outstanding performance.
Mac SSDs are more secure than HDD as it has no moving parts inside so even with a physical fall, it will not damage. In contrast, a hard drive will have head damage or motor jam because of a physical damage event. Mac SSDs stores data in NAND flash chips and accesses data through the chips delivering excellent transfer rate. Even with the fantastic mechanism, there are still chances that your Apple SSD will fail to cause a significant data loss event.
Data loss situations from a Solid State Drive
- NAND chip failure: in the event of a power surge or short circuit NAND chips on the board may worn out or get damaged, causing data loss.
- Firmware Damage: SSDs has its firmware to manage the data transfer, sometimes the firmware can get corrupted and may cause the data loss.
- Physical damage: Shock damage or connector damage
- Human error: Accidentally deleted files and formatted partitions
- Software issues.
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What should you do if your Apple iMac SSD gets slower as it gets older?
Adding more memory helps, but if you want a new iMac for the same price as an upgrade, you need an Apple iMac SSD upgrade. To replace the hard drive in an iMac, you have to take the screen off. This is not for the faint of heart, but it can be done if you know how. GeeksatHelp also has an installation service where we do all the iMac SSD upgrades in Dubai. We will install the latest MacOS operating system along with the SSD upgrade.
We only utilize genuine OEM replacement components, just as Apple intended for their products. Our certified engineer will examine your MacBook SSD for any potential problems, analyze your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, and offer you an estimate for the MacBook SSD upgrade or replacement.