But on my small 256Gb SSD, this was not a problem. Slowly my Apple Photos Library was growing. Looking back at old memories is fun again. But I just type in the name or a location. It improved the way of finding pictures back. The software is doing face recognizing on every face it can find and is using the GPS metadata in the photos and videos to put it on a map. Videos and photos are stored in a chronically ordered timeline. But the introduction of Apple Photos decided to collect all my digital memories together in one program.Īpple Photos offers a great solution for bringing all my memories in one place. In 2014 I was storing my media on my NAS (Network Attached Storage). But I can sense it has some problems to keep up when I’m doing video editing (O really). Otherwise, I should choose for the I7 with 16GB of ram. A MacBook Pro retina with an Intel I5 CPU, 8GB of ram and a 256GB SSD. In 2014 I bought the machine I still use today. My old MacBook Pro with an Intel 160GB SSD The slow CPU and low amount of memory didn’t matter because the SSD pushed the machine through the years. This machine was built around a fast SSD.
After the MacBook Pro, I used a MacBook Air for years. Every time I touched a normal computer with a mechanical hard drive it felt old fashion and nail-biting slow. From now on I will never have a computer again with a conventional hard drive.
In 2009 I bought for my MacBook Pro an Intel SSD with the size of 160GB. No more mechanical pieces with a moving head that only could cover one section of the disk at the time, but flash-memory chips that instant can access every part of information without hardly any wait time. But slowly a new revolution was entering the market. In the last decennia, this was the Western Digital Black 7200RPM hard drives. So I always tried to install the fastest hard drive I could find. You don’t have any profit if you have a fast CPU and a lot of memory in your computer when your hard drive is the bottleneck. Since the spring of 2006, I’m a happy user of Apple products. But do I trust Apple’s iCloud enough? Or should I upgrade to a bigger SSD? I was running out of space on my hard drive if I didn’t use Apple’s iCloud.
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