WD Blue
500 GB, M.2 2280
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I had a quick look at the mainboard on the msi page and it should fit in terms of length.
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No. MacBooks do not support M.2 SSDs (without the corresponding adapter).
The spacer and the screw for the M.2 slot should be included with the mainboard.
No. Apple MacBook's do not support M.2 SSD's, but unfortunately use their own interface. OWC offers SSDs with this special interface especially for MacBooks. However, there do not seem to be any corresponding products for the MacBook Air Mid 2011 in the Digitec range.
Yes, this fits. This SSD can be used in the specified mainboard in the M.2 slot M2A1_32G (the upper of the two slots).
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There is no clone software included. But there are enough tools on the internet that you could use, for example:
https://www.macrium.com/reflectfre...
https://de.minitool.com/downloadce...
https://clonezilla.org
As far as I know, the invoice is sent with the package. The data and the invoice can also be viewed digitally on the account.
Former employee
4 years ago
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Our product experts also say that it should fit.
Former user
8 years ago
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Hi Daneras. You must have misunderstood something completely. M.2 is only the interface, nothing more... Just like SATA. The others you mean are connected via PCIe (NVMe). And your number 2280 is the dimension of the SSD itself (22mm width x 80mm length).
If you want faster ones, you have to go for the Samsung 960 EVO or Pro, for example.
Kind regards,
Titian
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