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I have a Mac Pro (mid 2010) 2 x 2.4 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xenon running macOS Sierra 10.12.6
I was told that if I purchased and installed a SSD drive it would be possible to update the OS.
Is this correct and how exactly would I go about it? What would be the step by step process for installing and updating? For example would I install the SSD drive into Bay 2 and somehow download / install a more recent OS to the drive?
Thanks
Earlier Mac models
if you go this route, running 10.13 first is REQUIRED, as den-thed's article mentions, but does not quite club you over the head with.
Installing Mojave from there includes a required firmware upgrade, and will not install without first installing a metal-compatible graphics card..
what i said before yes you can download chrome. this has to do with old macbook 2010. you 100% can download chrome because you will run into issues of downloading anything from apples site. once you update to sierra and to sierra high you CAN proceed to catalina… how do u know this?? cuz I did it!!!
Mac Pro 2010 is NOT a notebook computer.
the Mac Pro is a 20-in tall silver tower that weighs 42 lbs.
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If it does not require an SSD drive why will my computer not update to High Sierra now. When I run Software Update it does not find any compatible updates.
Updating OS on an older Mac Pro (mid 2010)
