Among the different configuration options available when using the OWC Data Doubler in your MacBook or MacBook Pro is setting both drives to function as a RAID 0 (striped) array. This combines both drives (the one in the Data Doubler...
Last Wednesday an orange and black spotted lynx had made it onto the Olympic downhill skiing course during the men's opening training session. No skiers were on the course at the time as the session was already on hold due...
Today we completed the benchmarking of the last two iMac computers that Apple introduced last month: The 2.66GHz iMac Intel Core i5 and the 2.8GHz iMac Intel Core i7. With the ability to simultaneously run 4 cores and 8 cores...
Back in August ,when Apple updated their MacBook Pro line of laptops, the ExpressCard slot was replaced with an SD cardslot. Here in October, Apple again has added this feature to the entire iMac lineup. It's located just beneath the...
Its been a while, but we’ve got another video ready to go for you. This time around, we’re taking a look at one of our most common questions: how to remove the front bezel from a 5.25” optical drive. Why...
Here at OWC we strive to provide the absolute best customer service to all our customers. So much so, that we provide tools and automated help throughout our website to help make the right shopping decisions that work for you....
There's more to backups than Time Machine. On Day 2 of our 12 Days of Backups, we take a look at five top third party Mac backup apps.
macOS Recovery is part of the built-in recovery system of your Mac. It can help you restore data from Time Machine, reinstall the operating system, get online help online, repair or erase a hard disk, and much more. You can start up from macOS Recovery and use its utilities to recover from many types of software issues or take other actions on your Mac such as...
APFS snapshots can be a handy way to check in on a specific system state after backup. But there’s also a pretty big drawback to using them.
