Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
Hey all,So I’ve recently started to get back into mac OS again. I am facing more than a couple issues with my machine, however, and I’m not sure all of them are easily fixable.First off, my escape key, for some unknown reason, doesn’t work at
Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
I currently sport a 2012 MBP for my school use and when I'm on the go. Most of the time I end up remoting into my desktop so its not like I care much about the speed. I will say though, when I run Mac OS for compiling and test softw
Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
I actually wasn’t even going to try ebay after seeing basically nothing on amazon, but I found a pretty good deal on ebay. I’ll just have to hope I can get this stupid bank situation sorted out before someone else gets it. Thanks for the
Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
Hi.Well, I would recommend you putting a SSD into the device because I noticed that it really speeds up the system, with the mb 2012, you can swap the CD drive for a SSD and leave the default hardrive in, so that way you have an ssd for
Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
Yeah that is eventually what I plan on doing. The thing right now is getting together the money to buy the thing. I will see about re installing mac OS on the MBA later and see if it fixes the storage issue, at least.
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Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
Doesn't Mac have a partition manager you can go into? It might be in the bios, but you could probably get some help to delete the unusable partition.
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Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
I have the 2015 pro here, and really do enjoy it. It's got 16 GB DDR3 RAM, a 256GB SSD, and an I7.I currently run both Boot camp and Mac OS on it, and it's got a lot of speed, or at least enough for me.
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Re: Early 2015 macbook air, is it worth upgrading?
Macs don’t even have a bios, lol. That’s recovery mode, which is fully accessible. About that though, a complete erase and re install of mac OS fixed the issue pretty good. Now just need this stupid escape key fixed...
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