Can anyone look at the image attached and let me know what type of memory this is, so that I can order the right enclosure?
The chip is samsung s4ln058a01-8030, but that could be on any boardI suppose.
MacBook, OS X 10.11
Apple uses their own proprietary SSD connectors on their blade style SSDs. In fact Apple has several different proprietary SSD connectors. Everyone else in the computer world is using one of the M.2 SSD connector standards. Also, it is usually best to photograph the label of a part since that is where critical identifying information is usually located. Your photo is only showing the NAND chips which could be found on any brand of SSD since Samsung is one of the chip suppliers.
In my previous post, I provided a direct link to the OWC Envoy Enclosures compatible with various Apple OEM proprietary SSDs.
FYI, what you pictured is not memory as @ku4hx has already mentioned. What you have pictured is an SSD storage device. Even though an SSD does use a form of "memory" on the device, it is not the same as typical system memory, nor is the SSD used in the same way as memory sticks, so it is best to use the proper term.
Apple uses their own proprietary SSD connectors on their blade style SSDs. In fact Apple has several different proprietary SSD connectors. Everyone else in the computer world is using one of the M.2 SSD connector standards. Also, it is usually best to photograph the label of a part since that is where critical identifying information is usually located. Your photo is only showing the NAND chips which could be found on any brand of SSD since Samsung is one of the chip suppliers.
In my previous post, I provided a direct link to the OWC Envoy Enclosures compatible with various Apple OEM proprietary SSDs.
FYI, what you pictured is not memory as @ku4hx has already mentioned. What you have pictured is an SSD storage device. Even though an SSD does use a form of "memory" on the device, it is not the same as typical system memory, nor is the SSD used in the same way as memory sticks, so it is best to use the proper term.
SSD Enclosures are used when your computer dies, but you want to retrieve data from the drive. I'm trying to identify what type of enclosure is compatible with the memory shown above.
Grant Bennet-Alder wrote:
If you took it OUT of a MacBook Pro 2015 model, get the new module and the enclosure for the swapped out module from the same source.
Most users who attempt these upgrades get both together from OWC at MacSales.com
+1 Assuming the SSD is good.
OWC does sell the Envoy Pro enclosures separately.
I bought two and both had different seating where the connection point is. I thought all SSD had the same shape, but apparently not, so I suppose I need to identify what this card is and somehow confirm the enclosure is compatible.
You don't put memory in an enclosure to add more to your Mac. It's fixed at whatever you bought.
That looks like an SSD ... Solid State Drive to me. Amazon sells adapters and you'll need one specificity for this type. Something like this for your specific drive: https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-10Gbps-Transfer-Drive-Caddy/dp/B07TSBR114/ref=sr_1_6?crid=29DBP5MVLSHI4&keywords=enclosures+for+samsung+aad&qid=1686433878&sprefix=enclosures+for+samsung+aad%2Caps%2C138&sr=8-6
If you took it OUT of a MacBook Pro 2015 model, get the new module and the enclosure for the swapped out module from the same source.
Most users who attempt these upgrades get both together from OWC at MacSales.com
What type of SSD enclosure for Macbook 2015 memory
