The computer with the SSD upgrade is 20% faster and takes less than half the time to copy a file. Congratulations! You have done it successfully.Īccording to testing, the SSD upgrade makes Mac faster, in the 20 seconds versus 38 seconds boot up times. Wait while the information is being transferred, and don’t worry if some temporary files couldn’t be transferred. Check the data size to be sure you have enough memory space on your SSD disk. In the “Select the Information to Transfer” window choose the necessary items.In “Transfer Information to this Mac” window select the option “From Mac, Time Machine Backup, or Startup Disk”.When the restarting process is finished there are a few steps you must take before you can register and set up your Mac.
It can take from 20 minutes to a couple of hours. The duration depends on your disk`s memory size. Now you can drink a cup of coffee or just enjoy some free time. Choose the appropriate SSD disk from all of the disks and press the Restart button.Launch “Install OS X El Capitan” and follow the steps the installation program prompts.Go to the App Store and download OS X El Capitan installation.Set name and choose the format – OS X Extended (Journaled), and Partition map are entered by default.Next, choose the SSD disk and go to the Erase tab.First, launch Disk Utility on your Mac.With us, you will see how simple and easy you can do this and what advantages you will get. In this article we will tell you how to move OS X El Capitan to a new SSD disk. If speed, durability, noise, fragmentation or other technical factors are important to you, it is better to decide on a Solid State Drive. However, SSD promises better performance, for instance, the average boot up time takes around 10-13 seconds for SSD and 30-40 seconds for HDD. Today, you can choose either an HDD or SSD, or in some cases, both hard drives for your system. Until recently, Mac users had very little choice about what kind of storage to get – SSD or HDD.
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