Hey, I have an old macbook pro (mid 2010 low end 13"). I am upgrading to buy a new mbp that was released recently. I was wondering if I could add any parts (such as RAM) from my old mbp to the 2012 low end 13" MBP to upgrade to 8gb of memory. Also, is there anything else I can add to upgrade it?
I'm completely clueless when it comes down to computers so please help!
MacBook Pro
No the RAM is soldered to the motherboard
You can still make upgrades on the new MBP, just not the Retina MBP.
Is there anything I can use from my old macbook pro to upgrade a newer version? Or is there no other option other than selling it?
You can use your old hard drive if it's larger than the one in the MB Pro.
The RAM on your old MB Pro is running at 1333Mhz.
The RAM on the new MB Pro is running at 1600Mhz.
Actually, the RAM in Spark's mid-2010 13" MBP is only running at 1067 MHz -- nowhere near fast enough to work in a 2012 model. Even 1333MHz RAM wouldn't work.
Ooops......My bad.....Thanks for pointing that out EWW....
Cheers...
Can I take parts of an old MBP and add it into the 2012 13" base MBP?
