Hardware brand(s) in pre-bought laptops?

[Twister]

Anyone who have opened up their laptop when example upgrading their SSD or adding a extra storage device who looked over the current SSD the computer laptop had inside already and what brand/product it was? Just curious... if they use their own brand (for example a Asus SSD in a Asus laptop or a Macbook SSD in a Macbook laptop) although highly unlikely, cause I never heard of Apple producing their own SSDs, and if they ever did they would be overpriced as f... I bet. (Lol!) So i'm just thinking if they use some cheap SSD brand or a highly quality one like Samsung Evo (everyone know's different SSDs have different speeds).

 

 

[Droidbot]

brands use a variety of different oems, but generally the higher you go in price you begin to get better ssds, ram, hdds, etc. 

 

iirc Lenovo uses Samsung OEM SSDs, and HP uses SKHynix RAM. But that depends on unit. 

 

[Twister]

you know what SSDs Asus mid-class are using (not ROG, but Zenbook and below) and Macbook SSDs are using?

[Droidbot]

zenbook would be cheapest drive avail., probs sandisk or toshiba

 

mb depends, older models use toshiba or samsung, then 2012-2013 use sandisk, then newer (2015) use custom apple controller and toshiba nand

[Twister]

and u know if the hdd are cheapest aswell aka hitachi or whatever they are called?

 

or laptops actually put WD or seagate in them?

[Droidbot]

its the cheapest they can find usually, ive seen hitachis and seagates in high end notebooks and wds in low end

[ProjectBox153]

For some reason, I seereally loud Hitachi drives in very high end laptops, but I've seen the quietest, fastest, most basic little Samsung SpinPoint (actually a Seagate Barracuda) in some cheap laptops, so it really depends. 

[Twister]

well in hdd world it's 

Seagate > WD > Hitachi

in ssd world it's

Samsung > rest

 

but thanks for all the answers. it didn't give me any specific view but atleast it helped my question.