does macbook 7,1( 13 inch-mid 2010) take 8gb of ram?and which hardrive upgrade whould be advisable for my mac?
MacBook (13-inch Mid 2010)
It will accept 8gB of PC 3 8500, 1066mHz RAM.
Stedman
It will accept 8gB of PC 3 8500, 1066mHz RAM.
Stedman
Thanx bro,I've been using my macbook for recording on Logic pro 9 and getting "error the disk is too slow"message does getting another internal hardrive slove this problem on not?
You can install any 2.5" SATA Hard Drive. An SSD would be best (it's faster) but they are more expensive. Your choice space, or speed.
You're welcome. Sorry, I missed the 2nd part of your question, but I see coander15 posted a reply for you.
Stedman
This might sound stupid but,is a seagate 3.5 hardrive 1000GB(7200rpm) better than a 2.5 hadrive?and does it fall under SSD hardrives?
Ntu2ko wrote:
is a seagate 3.5 hardrive 1000GB(7200rpm) better than a 2.5 hadrive?and does it fall under SSD hardrives?
No it is not an SSD because it has a rotating speed. Solid-State Drives have no moving parts. This drive rotates @ 7200 RPM it has a moving disk. A 3.5" drive will not fit in your MacBook Pro, and I don't think that having a 3.5 is any better than having a 2.5. I'm not 100% sure, I'll get back to you on that. I'm pretty sure there's no difference.
does macbook 7,1( 13 inch-mid 2010) take 8gb of ram?
