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26 November 2020
Getting Old - Value for Dollar - Poor Efficiency
0 of 3 found this helpful I only recommend buying this if you already have most of the platform it belongs to and this represents a super cheap upgrade. It works just fine, and you can kick that old Dell T7600 down the road a little longer, but make no mistake, these are frightfully inefficient by modern standards, and this chip in particular is outperformed by a modern ultrabook despite using nearly 10x the electricity.
04 January 2022
Best of the Unibody MacBooks
1 of 1 found this helpful This specific model is the final (and best) revision of the 13" 'Unibody' MacBook Pro. It's running new-for-the-time 22nm Ivy Bridge CPUs and is the only version of the 13" Unibody machines that has 5Gbps USB 3.0 ports. Looking forward, it is also the final revision of any MacBook to include: wired ethernet, Firewire, an optical drive, user-serviceable memory, and 2.5" hard drives. Putting all of that together, we wind up with a superbly versatile, relatively upgradeable and repairable (by Apple's modern standards) machine that is new enough to still perform quite well in modern tasks, while maintaining excellent compatibility with peripherals. All of this elegantly wrapped in Apple's famously premium build quality.
26 November 2020
Registered Memory - NOT ECC
Not much to say. It works as expected, assuming you have a platform that accepts registered memory. Note that Registered, and ECC are not the same thing, and one does not imply the other. Wikipedia has a nice breakdown highlighting this common misunderstanding.