![Daniel on Twitter: "BREAKING: We've just discovered that the base 14” M2 Pro MacBook Pro (512GB) is considerably slower than the previous 14” M1 Pro model. Apple is likely using single SSD Daniel on Twitter: "BREAKING: We've just discovered that the base 14” M2 Pro MacBook Pro (512GB) is considerably slower than the previous 14” M1 Pro model. Apple is likely using single SSD](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FnQZ4nlXEBA9aB4.jpg:large)
Daniel on Twitter: "BREAKING: We've just discovered that the base 14” M2 Pro MacBook Pro (512GB) is considerably slower than the previous 14” M1 Pro model. Apple is likely using single SSD
Vadim Yuryev on Twitter: "Why the SLOW 256GB M2 MacBook Pro SSD speeds MATTER: There's a good chance that the base M2 MacBook Air will also come with a single 256GB NAND
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AmorphousDiskMark is CrystalDiskMark for macOS; lets all stop using BlackMagic Disk Speed Test and AJA Disk Test
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