I have an early 2011 15 inch MacBook Pro which according to Apple specs is incompatible with Mojave. In what way is it incompatible? Can it be made compatible by changing a graphics card? Older Macs are said to be compatible and the difference seems to be the graphics cards they may have
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 10.0.3
I have the same problem. My MacBook Pro 15 early 2011, is my main workstation, and are upgraded to max
I see same videos in YouTube with alternative solutions, why Apple not apply this alternatives officialy? I do not want use software or alternative methods in my MacBook... and question me, if same peoples can do this, and use the MacBook Pro perfectly, why Apple not use this method?
Please, help to your users to do more happy!!!!!!
Best Regards
I am frustrated that I can not update to the new operating system. I just purchased a used (new to me) MacBook Pro from Mid 2010, and when I went to install Mojave, it basically says my laptop is too old. Apple is always saying how long and durable their laptops are, so why not let the new operating system be installed on the older versions of the MacBook Pro. This Pro that I have has been updated with a larger hard drive, more RAM, and a great video card. This kind of stinks APPLE! Please rethink your position about the new OS, or give us older MacBook Pro owners a lite version of Mojave!
Your MacBook Pro 2011 model does not have an interchangeable graphics card.
You can add more RAM and change the drive. That's essentially all.
Check here > Get Ready for macOS Mojave - Official Apple Support
Must be: MacBook Pro models introduced in mid 2012 or later
Graphics card?? No. That won’t work.
Sorry!
early 2011 15 inch MacBook Pro incompatible with Mojave
