The 2013-2014 MacBook Air models originally shipped with 2x lanes PCIe 2.0 AHCI SSD (speed ~700MB/s). They support up to 4TB NVMe SSDs if their BootRom is at least MBA61. 0103.B00, and will make them run at PCIe 2.0 speed with up to 4x lanes. They don't support natively hibernation on NVMe SSD, but workarounds exist.
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Aug 13, 2022. #3. No surprise, users have been able to do this for years with MacBook Air/Pro. The system won't dip into the battery until it's under load. You can even use an Apple 12W or 5W adapter with USB-A to -C cable and it'll charge. It's only under relatively heavy load that consumption will exceed 30W.
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Jan 9, 2024. #1. Hi, I used my Mac as a wifi hotspot for a room where main router wifi did not reach (but the Mac is wired to the router). I changed to a MacBook Air M2 a couple of months ago and since then I have problems creating a hotspot. Sometimes it worked but now I cannot make it work. The hotspot is created but when any device connects ...
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Aug 29, 2022. #3. 1096bimu said: USB3.2 is not 20gbps, it is also 10gbps the same as USB3.1, except there is an additional"gen 2x2" mode that supports 20gbps, but there's basically no device that actually supports 2x2. Without explicitly claiming 2x2, a USB 3.2 device only supports 10gbps that's just the way it's supposed to be.
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I have the new 14" MacBook Pro M2 and need an external drive. It needs to be fast so an SSD. I have read some confusing things about what the MacBook speed they actual support as opposed to what it says on the box. I hear it doesn't support some of the USB speed specifications so I don't want to overpay for a drive spec which won't actually run ...
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HyperDrive Slim 8-in-1 USB-C Hub. The Universal USB-C hub is a versatile docking station compatible with MacBook, Chromebook, and PC. It expands your connectivity with 8 ports, including gigabit ethernet, 4K HDMI, UHS-I MicroSD, SD, 2 USB-A, 60W USB-C power delivery, and Mini DisplayPort.
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It fully depends on one’s needs, but the 15 Air is cheaper, lighter and completely silent. Compared to the 16 Pro it’s much cheaper and much lighter. Against the 14 it’s only slightly lighter but has a bigger screen. And it’s still much cheaper for a similar spec (although the upgraded Pro’s have 32GB vs 24GB.)
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If you believe there is a Memory Leak, please go to the Apple Menu > Restart > Restart to fix it. When a new macOS release comes out, all issues automatically go to"Untested Issues" until they are moved by someone. Issues that stay in Untested for 3 releases (beta or smooth) will be removed from all future threads.
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Feb 12, 2023. #1. Hello all, The release of the new MacBook Pro equipped with the M2 Max chip has been met with some challenges. One of the major issues that many users have reported is the increased heat levels generated by the M2 Max chip compared to the previous M1 Max model. This has led to some performance degradation and discomfort during ...
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– Swapping the single Cable to connect my M2 MacBook Air is a breeze. I prefer to have an additional cord to simply connect to the Studio Display instead of pulling it from the back of the Mac Studio. The shorter Thunderbolt 4 1-meter length works well for this as the M2 MBA is sitting just to the left of the Studio Display, if that makes sense.
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