Apple has finally fixed its SSD speeds in the entry-level model of M3 MacBook Air, with it now using two flash chips instead of just one.
Apple has finally fixed its SSD speeds in the entry-level model of M3 MacBook Air, with it now using two flash chips instead of just one.
Early models of Apple Silicon MacBook Air suffered a problem with the lowest-capacity models, in that its SSD storage wasn’t necessarily as fast as other capacities. It now seems that, for the third generation, Apple has made a change to eliminate the problem.
In previous releases, it was discovered that the base 256GB capacity models used only one flash chip for storage.
