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I'm trying to see if I can upgrade my MacBook Pro that I bought in 2011.
I want to get the latest operating system Mojave because software I have requires it.
So I am wondering if I can install an aftermarket graphics card in or externally that will allow this process.
Thanks for any help.
MacBook Pro 17″, macOS 10.13
meduhman wrote:
Another question I guess, if I bought a Mac mini would I be able to connected to my MacBook Pro and use the display and install Mojave that way or would that conflict.
That's not possible.
meduhman wrote:
Another question I guess, if I bought a Mac mini would I be able to connected to my MacBook Pro and use the display and install Mojave that way or would that conflict.
That's not possible.
Well that sucks. Thanks for your reply.
Another question I guess, if I bought a Mac mini would I be able to connected to my MacBook Pro and use the display and install Mojave that way or would that conflict.
Thanks advance for your answer
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
No, you cannot upgrade the GPU, and nothing you do will let you upgrade to macOS Mojave. Your Mac isn't compatible.
Jack
thanks Jack
Can I install a metal compatible aftermarket graphic cards on my 2011 model MacBook Pro
