Apple's 256GB MacBook Air performance drops, reading and writing speeds limited

News on June 14, Apple’s latest 15-inch MacBook Air notebooks have attracted much attention. The notebook offers a variety of storage specifications to choose from, including 256GB, 512GB, 1TB and 2TB. However, recent news pointed out that the MacBook with 256GB storage specification Air has some performance issues that have caused concern among users.

It is understood that the 256GB version of MacBook Air is only equipped with one NAND chip, which has a certain impact on its read and write performance. Compared with other storage specifications, the 256GB version of MacBook Air performance is lower, which is similar to the previously released Mac mini and 13-inch MacBook Pro.

In previous versions, the 256GB MacBook The Air uses two 128GB chips, but in the latest model, Apple decided to use a 256GB chip instead. However, this change results in slower SSD speeds that can impact tasks such as file transfers and adversely affect overall system performance when handling intensive workloads.

Yesterday (June 13), Apple officially released the 15-inch MacBook Air, consumers can choose from four appearances: midnight, starry sky, silver and space gray. The National Bank version starts at 10,499 yuan, while the education discount price is 9,699 yuan.

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