Teh details of which, are available here: Having completed research on this issue I uncovered OWC's firmware update component, which I thought/hoped would be my saving grace, based on other comments in the aforementioned thread. MacOS's native diagnostic utility presented me with a 'VDH002' error-"There may be an issue with a storage device.".I've attempted resetting SMC-both to no avail.I've attempted to restart PRAM on multiple occasions.This is a new issue since the installation of the new SSD, which was built with the fresh installation of MacOS Mojave and a Time Machine restoration of data. This adds up to a MTTF that is higher than most SSDs and enterprise class hard drives on the market today.Synchronous Interface NAND To achieve the higher bandwidth potential of the SATA 6Gb/s bus standard, the OWC Aura Pro 6G SSDs utilize Tier-1 Synchronous NAND instead of commonly utilized Asynchronous NAND.Referring to an earlier thread-here: -I'm experiencing an issue following the installation of an OWC Aura Pro X2 SSD into my MacBook Air running MacOS Mojave 10.14.5.Īfter a period of inactivity/sleep my MacBook Air will restart itself-sometimes twice before properly booting back up-following any keystroke, rather than simply waking from sleep. Highly intelligent block management and wear leveling also extends the overall endurance.
OWC SSD with DuraWrite Technology, optimizes writes to the flash memory over conventional controllers increasing the overall endurance and reliability of the complete SSD. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't get the most out of your investment. Better by Design Mean Time To Failure - We all know that nothing lasts forever. Now, instead of being factory locked, the OWC Aura Pro 6G gives you the freedom to upgrade your capacity to meet your storage needs. Best-in-Class ECC Protection for longest data retention and drive life.First and Only Complete Storage Upgrade The Aura Pro 6G SSD for the rMBP Includes all the tools necessary for installation and free video instructions.Freedom of Choice When first introduced, the MacBook Pro with Retina display base model offered a 256GB SSD configuration with no upgrade option.
RAISE (Redundant Array of Independent Silicon Elements) protects the data on your drive similar to having a RAID setup. Intelligent Recycling for advanced free space management gradually re-writes data across the SSD over time to ensure data never gets corrupted. Intelligent Read Disturb Management spreads the active read/write across the flash components eliminating data corruption caused by constant use. Intelligent Block Management & Wear Leveling automatically distributes data evenly across the entire SSD.
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