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Input: I received this SSD drive as a Christmas gift , along with a caddy that the drive plugs into and replaces the DVD drive in my 2008 Macbook Pro. I purchased the SATA III version in anticipation of a future laptop upgrade,the 2008 Macbook I currently own only supports SATA II,but SATA III is backwards compatible so no problem there. I proceeded to remove my DVD drive and install the new SSD,my plan was to also keep my existing hard drive in the primary HDD slot.I then booted up the computer and attempted to partition the drive,so I can install a fresh copy of Lion on it and begin using it.The Mac OS X Disk Utility beachballed for around 3 minutes,which I thought was odd, and then displayed the list of drives,the SSD drive being one of them. The partitioning and formatting process took about 30 minutes,which I also thought was very odd. Once the formatting process completed I tried to copy a 3.8GB iso file onto the SSD to test it's functionality,the first 150MB copied and then it stopped copying and went once again to bechballing. I was unable to un-freeze the system without holding down the power button. I went to the manufacturer's website to see if there are any known issues with this drive in OS X,I was able to find a problem where the drive negotiates a link of 1.5Gbps rather than 3 ,along with a bootable iso image that applied a fix.Well I had just removed the DVD drive from the laptop,so I took the drive back out,put it in the main hard drive slot next to the battery,put the DVD drive back in and proceeded to apply the fix. Once the fix was applied , I took the DVD drive back out ,put my original hard drive back in,and proceeded to boot up OS X and see if the link speed issue had been resolved.Sure enough,the link was now showing 3Gbps. The SSD drive was still refusing to work properly though,I once again tried copying a file , no luck there,also a disk benchmarking utility I got from the app store,which just froze completely.I then thought I would see if maybemy Mac OS installation was somehow corrupted and booted up Windows 7 via Boot Camp. The SSD drive showed up in the list of drives,and after re-formatting as FAT32 I once again tried copying a  file onto it. This also resulted in a complete computer freeze , and had to hold down the power button to completely reset the system.All in all I probably had to hard reset my laptop around 30 times in my attempt to get this drive working.I have gone back to the manufacturer's suport forums to look for further solutions and posts about the freezing issue in Macbook Pros seemed to keep  popping up like mushrooms after a rain. After failing to get this drive working(and believe me I tried hard,I was very excited about having the SSD),the drive is going back to Amazon and will be replaced by a Samsung SSD,which will hopefully work out a lot better.If you are thinking of purchasing and installing this in your Macbook Pro,be prepared for frustration.Your Macbook may work fine,mine didn't(version 5,1),and I saw tens of other posts on their Mac and Linux support forums reporting the freezing issue.If you are still going to purchase this drive,the following advice may save you a lot of time and frustration:   - Go to the OCZ support forums and see if anyone with your model Macbook is reporting issues.   - Download and burn the iso containing the 1.5/3 Gbps fix for Macbook Pro users BEFORE you remove the DVD drive.You will need it afterwards as this seems to be a common issue with these drives.   - If you are going to have two hard drives in your laptop,install the other drive in the DVD slot,and not the SSD,chances are you will need to take it out and send it back,and you don't want to keep having to take your laptop apart.  - After moving your existing drive to the DVD slot,don't screw everything back together completely.Plug in the SSD and boot up to see if it's negotiating a 3 Gbps link.If not,remove the HDD caddy and plug your DVD drive back in so you can boot off the CD you burned and apply the manufacturer's fix.  - After putting the laptop back together, test your SSD drive to make sure you can copy a large file off of your existing drive.  - If all is working well for you,consider yourself lucky.

MacBook users beware