Review on 💻 Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter Card for MacBook Air(2013-2016) and MacBook Pro(Late 2013-2015) Upgrade (Black) by Dang Esq

My stars only for adapters that work with 970 Evo plus 1TB SSD to fit MacBook A1502 2014 their old macs work, for everything others i have updated the firmware/drivers available for the evo plus on the samsung website if it has not updated to the latest version i have used usb to format the mac, boot and run at boot to to verify ssd already updated with samsung firmware, used nvme case to format evo ssd in apfs and boot macos catalina before install, after evo install macos booted as new mac, restored with time machine, terminal mac opened to enable clipping and the following settings for sleep/standby/hibernate/auto-off to 0, update Ovil power saving settings monitoring The battery life is a bit shorter on battery power, but the speed has improved. So if this isn't a problem for you, here's some additional sources for clarification below: Documented on the MacRumors forums site, Apple doesn't plan to update this. This is a known issue when using NVMe SSDs with 2013 and 2014 MacBooks. The problem exists with every NVMe SSD, even Apple NVMe SSDs. , even the OWC Aura Pro 2, even the Transcend 850 NVMe SSDs. This issue is related to the NVMe-DXE driver in the INDMEM-GLOBAL MacBook 2013-2014 boot directory. However, you can work around this problem by doing the following! This still allows for normal sleep but not deep hibernation. 1) Open Terminal (open the Applications folder, then the Utilities folder. Open the Terminal application). Type the following code into a terminal: sudo pmset hibernatemode 0 standby 0 Press Enter. If that doesn't work, also try the following: 2) Open a terminal (open the Applications folder, then the Utilities folder. Open the Terminal app). Enter the following code. in the terminal: sudo pmset autopoweroff 0 Press Enter (Return). iMac crashes when waking from sleep and restarts by itself. Pre-2017 iMacs experience hard drive power status issues after updating a blade SSD with a non-Apple NVMe. Late 2013/Late 2014/Mid 2015 iMacs crash upon waking from sleep and automatically restart with two beeps. A Late 2015 iMac will either "reboot because of a problem" or show a folder with a question mark icon (depending on the system event triggered). The only way to keep your iMac from crashing is to type the following command in Terminal: (Open the Applications folder, then the Utilities folder. Open the Terminal app). 25 standby 0 For iMac late 2013 to mid 2015 (disable hibernation) -> sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 standby 0 autopoweroff 0 (for late 2013, late 2014, mid 2015, mid 2015 you can alternatively leave standby on 1 instead of standby 0 and use e.g. standbydelayhigh 2592000 which corresponds to one month in seconds)